Inspired by the show? Find the teachers and workshops and communities in your bioregion who can help you learn to be a steward too.
Organized by bioregion, the ReWoven Network connects storytellers, consultants, and learning spaces already doing this work — so anyone the show inspires has somewhere real to go next.
Each network already exists — built by people already doing this work.
Local crew and media teams — the documentation capacity every bioregion needs, paid to capture what's already happening.
Facilitators and design experts already doing eco-village and community transformation work — also the show's curated casting pool.
Physical and digital places where newcomers learn to steward land — classes, workshops, and the communities ready to welcome them.
A structured pathway where each stage prepares you for the next.
The network organizes by bioregion — so you connect with teachers, land, and people near you.
Learn from existing practitioners under the ReWoven standard — governance, land, economics, and more.
Regular gatherings where you find kindred spirits and self-organize into the group that will steward land together.
Once your group holds the badges it needs, you become eligible for rematriated land and housing support.
The network hub is in development — a place to search by bioregion and interest, and find the teacher, event, or community that fits.
Want early access when the portal opens? Join the Waitlist
Decades of movement wisdom already exist — held by the Global Ecovillage Network (GEN) and the Foundation for Intentional Community (FIC), among others, not to mention generations of Indigenous wisdom keepers whose relationship with the land was never broken, who have never forgotten the original instructions. ReWoven builds standards on these foundations rather than inventing from scratch.
Returning to relationship with Indigenous wisdom keepers is essential to our collective healing. Every project we support starts with what it means to honor The Original People.
If you meet the standards, you join the network — and we help keep your classes full.
Indigenous roots. A foundational commitment to return to relationship with the original stewards of our lands guides all standards.
Established frameworks. GEN's Ecovillage Impact Assessment and FIC's decades of standards shape what a badge actually certifies.
Existing practitioners. The teachers are already out there — the network gives them visibility and keeps their classes full.
Yes, and. We amplify the movement's existing wisdom-holders rather than compete with them.
Tell us what pulls you, and we'll reach out when something matches — a hub, a class, a role that's opening up.