Regenerate Willamette Valley is a volunteer-led community resource and bioregional organizing project focused on regenerative agriculture, land stewardship, education, history, finance, and culture across Oregon’s Willamette Valley. As an autonomous part of the wider Regenerate Cascadia movement, it works to connect people with the landscapes they live in and support community resilience and renewed relationships with the natural world.

The project’s wiki provides directories of local organizations and initiatives, educational resources, and event information to help people engage with land-based work and community efforts. Its activities include coordinating restoration and land-tending at Fringecup Landing along Stephens Creek in Portland’s South Burlingame neighborhood, and organizing regional connections among farms, mutual aid projects, ecovillages, and culturally significant places. A 2025 Willamette Valley Listening Tour brought these sites into conversation through a river-centered journey.

Current organizing is strongest in the northern valley, especially the Lower Willamette and Tualatin watersheds, and in the Eugene area through local partners and teams.