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Definition of Bioregionalism

1. [n -S]

Lexicographical Neighbors of Bioregionalism

Literary usage of Bioregionalism

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Growing Smart Legislative Guidebook: Model Statutes for Planning and the ...by William Klein, Stuart Meck by William Klein, Stuart Meck (1998)
"... on bioregionalism, see Keene Callahan, "bioregionalism: Wiser Planning for the Environment?," Land Use Law and Zoning Digest 45 (August 1993): 3-9. ..."

2. Lore: Capturing Traditional Environmental Knowledge by Martha Johnson (1992)
"The contemporary ecological movement particularly deep ecology, ecofeminism, bioregionalism, Lovelock s Gaia hypothesis, and the concept of sustainable ..."

3. Home Cooking in the Global Village: Caribbean Food from Buccaneers to by Richard R. Wilk (2006)
"... I doubt that slow food, bioregionalism or an obsession with authenticity provide viable and convincing alternatives, the kind of vision that can move a ..."

4. Sustainability Issues for Resource Managers by Daniel L. Bottom, Gordon H. Reeves, Martha H. Brookes (1996)
"... that is, move away from economics solely concerned with maximizing economic growth bioregionalism and Gaia [Gaea] (Sale 1985, 1986; Lovelock 1979, ..."

5. Sustainable Agriculture Directory of Expertiseby Cynthia Arnold, Betty Blomberg, Ellen Clough, Jim Lukens by Cynthia Arnold, Betty Blomberg, Ellen Clough, Jim Lukens (1997)
"... trees Description of Sustainable Agriculture work: I am an information networker linking bioregionalism, permaculture and environmental education. ..."

6. Learning to Live Drug Free: A Curriculum Model for Prevention by Charles H. Flatter, Kathleen Ann McCormick (1994)
"The missing components may be found in alternatives such as bioregionalism, deep ecology, ecosystem peoples or traditional native cultures, community-based ..."

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