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Cascadian Agriculture Culture: Farm Visits, Farmer Interviews, and an Educational Video
When thinking of the lifestyle cultures that we share as part of the Cascadia community, agriculture culture is definitely one of the aspects that every Cascadian should be aware of if not a part of. With features like advantageous geographic features, weather conditions, and residents deeply invested in buying local, the Cascadia bioregion is an obviously place for an agriculture culture to develop.
Read MoreCascadiaNow! Membership Gear is in the mail!
A huge thank you to all our new and returning members for being patient but CascadiaNow! is excited that your membership gear will soon be hitting mailboxes around the bioregion.
Read MoreCascadiaNow! 2016 Memberships have launched
Building on an amazing 2015 Founding Membership campaign, and after our first full year of operating as an official non-profit, we are excited to bring back a permanent, awesome CascadiaNow membership to support this great idea, organization and movement.
Read MoreSame Flag, New Sticker!
At the end of 2015 we released our annual survey. The totaled results are coming later in 2016 (yay! spreadsheets!), but there was one thing we noticed right away: our most popular sticker the classic Doug Flag sticker wasn't holding up for some Cascadians...
Read MoreHoliday Shipping Dates 2015
To insure your CascadiaNow! purchases arrive on or before December 24th, 2015please observe these deadlines:
US: Order before midnight, December 14th, 2015*
Canada: Order before midnight, December 7th, 2015*
*Orders will continue to ship after these dates but late orders may NOT arrive before December 24th, 2015
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Winter is Coming: Bundle Up and Save!
The Living Bus Project – CascadiaNow’s First Fiscally Sponsored Project!
CascadiaNow! is delighted to announce that through an unanimous vote of our board of directors The Living Bus Project has become CN's first ever, completely official, 501c3 umbrella's project! The Living Bus Project is a self-contained and closed-loop "tiny house" inspired by the Living Building Challenge. It is built using LEED Platinum Standards and demonstrates the possibilities for: Ecological Water Flow, Net Zero Water, Net Zero Energy, FSC Certified Lumber, Alternative Biofuels, and Environmentally Friendly & Sustainable products. When completed, they will use the Living Bus as an educational tool, teaching workshops and giving presentations to communities and schools around Cascadia!
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