The Cascadia bioregion spans over 2500 miles along the Pacific Rim, encompassing British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, parts of southeast Alaska, and northern California, with a population of about 16 million and an economy exceeding $1.6 trillion annually. The associated Cascadia movement promotes bioregionalism by building networks for disaster preparedness, local fibersheds, food systems, and carbon neutrality, while advocating watershed-based policies, place-appropriate technologies, and community projects to enhance regional autonomy and sustainability. Cascadia Department of Bioregion supports these efforts through education, direct funding for local initiatives, and creation of watershed centers to assess carrying capacities. No specific founders, executives, or fundraising rounds are documented for the movement or its core entities. The Cascadia Terroir Essential Oil Distillery, tied to the bioregion, operates in Olympia, Washington, producing wildcrafted essential oils from local plants for regional sales via its shop, aiming to localize the industry and support farmers and markets.