The Appalachian Eco-Region Network
Member Dioceses include DioLex, East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, West Virginia, & Western North Carolina.
The Rev. Becca Kello, Eco-Region Fellow
Member Dioceses include DioLex, East Tennessee, Southwest Virginia, West Virginia, & Western North Carolina.
The Rev. Becca Kello, Eco-Region Fellow
Member Dioceses: Central Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Southeast Virginia, and Washington.
The Rev. Pete Nunnally, Eco-Region Fellow
Member Dioceses: North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Western Kansas, Northwest Texas, Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado, Rio Grande, and Navajoland.
The Rev. Maddy Bishop-Knoth and Hampton Randall, Eco-Region Fellows
Member Dioceses: Taiwan, San Joaquin, Utah, and Oregon
The Eco-Region Fellow has yet to be named.
We are excited to welcome our sixth Eco-Region Network, the Pacific Coastal Eco-Region Network! Member dioceses are: The Diocese of El Camino Real, The Diocese of California, and The Diocese of Northern California.
An Eco-Region Network Facilitator has yet to be named.
The Dioceses of South Carolina, North Carolina, Eastern North Carolina, and Georgia have come together to form an Eco-Region. The name for this region and its Eco-Region Fellow are forthcoming.
Honduras and the DR have come together to form an Eco-Region Network. They are seeking to address carbon neutrality and issues of sustainability.
An Eco-Region Fellow has yet to be named.
The Dioceses of Ecuador Central and Ecuador Litoral have formed an Eco-Region Network. This network seeks to address issues of waste, reforestation, and community involvement in creation care.
An Eco-Region Fellow has yet to be named.
The dioceses of Venezuela and Colombia have come together to form an Eco-Region Network. This network seeks to share best practices in nature restoration and regenerative food production for healing the earth and moving toward carbon neutrality.
An Eco-Region Fellow has yet to be named.
The Dioceses of the Central Gulf Coast, Louisiana, and Mississippi have come together to form the Gulf Coast Watershed Eco-Region. This Eco-Region is prioritizing combatting wetland and biodiversity loss brought about by industrial incursion, sea level rise, warming waters, and pollution of waterways by drawing on much local and historic knowledge & practices, all while seeking to increase spiritual resiliency.
An Eco-Region Fellow has yet to be named.