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Fibershed

Also known as: Fibershed Cooperative

A nonprofit organization developing regional, regenerative textile systems — soil-to-soil supply chains for clothing and fiber. Founded by Rebecca Burgess after her 2010 experiment of wearing only clothing made within 150 miles of her home. Operates a Climate Beneficial wool program with verified soil-carbon outcomes, supports a global network of regional fibersheds, and is one of the most-developed working examples of bioregional production at scale.

Why this listing

The textile supply chain is one of the most extractive industries on the planet — and one of the least-discussed. Fibershed is the canonical organization showing what the alternative looks like in working form, not concept form. Bioregional, regenerative, soil-to-soil. Listed here as a knowledge-care institution that holds the framework other producers can plug into.

See also

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  • Enables: [[bioregion]] · [[regenerative-finance]]
  • Shares approach with: [[patagonia]]
  • Member of: [[organization]]

Sources

  • Fibershed published materials and Climate Beneficial program documentation
  • [[rebecca-burgess|Rebecca Burgess]], Fibershed (Chelsea Green, 2019)

Rooted in life.

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Practical

shares approach with

  • Christy Dawn kindred operations operationalizing regional-fiber + regenerative-fiber economies — Fibershed at the systems-research scale, Christy Dawn at the consumer-brand scale
  • Coyuchi regional fiber economy adjacency — Fibershed is the research/movement layer, Coyuchi is a national consumer brand operating in the same value space

founded

  • Rebecca Burgess the organization scaling bioregional-fiber-economy practice through regional Affiliate networks

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