May 7-11 2026
Thank you all for being a part of the convergence!
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A Grassroots Gathering
Connecting Indigenous Knowledge, Ecological Practice & Community Action
Workshops - Panels - Collaborative Discussions - Case Studies - Networking - Music
Global Earth Repair Convergence May 7 - 11th
Historic Fort Worden State Park & Conference Center
Port Townsend, Washington on the Olympic Peninsula
🌱 Regenerative Agriculture · Soil health, biodynamics, syntropic farming, holistic management
🌲 Forests · Agroforestry, community forests, old-growth ecology, reforestation
🌊 Oceans · Orca and salmon recovery, phytoplankton, mangroves, the Salish Sea
🍄 Fungi · Mycoremediation, mycoinsecticides, fungi in ecosystems, psilocybe stewardship
💧 Water · Watersheds, raingardens, wetlands, aquifer restoration, dam removal
🌍 Indigenous Leadership · Traditional knowledge, land back, biocultural restoration, sovereignty
🌿 Permaculture · Design principles, suburban to large-scale applications, ecovillages
🏛️ New Economics · Bioregional finance, ecosystem services, regenerative investment
🎭 Art, Music & Ceremony · Because healing the Earth is also a creative and spiritual act
🤝 Community & Governance · Social permaculture, collective wisdom, bioregionalism
Convergence Tracks
Some Highlights this weekend…
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Gala Reception
May 7th at Finnriver Cidery
5:00 - 8:00 pmSpeeches, networking, music & singing (by donation)
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Field Trips May 7th
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Intertribal Leadership Councils
One each day. Watch Live and Recorded Streams
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Keynote Address for the Community
Fort Worden Commons
Monday, May 11th 6:30–8:00 PM
By Donation, anyone welcome!
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Live Music
We have an incredible line up of talented Artist throughout the weekend
Come In Person - Or Join us Online!
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In Person at Fort Worden
Hundreds of participants, field trips, shared meals, hands-on workshops, evening gatherings, and the irreplaceable experience of being in community with people who share your values.
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Online from Anywhere
A plethora of virtual sessions broadcast across 72 hours, including live streams from Fort Worden, regional hubs in Africa, South America, Europe, and beyond, and recorded access after the event.
Ayya Anandabodhi
Brenda Salgado
Marc Barasch
Misha Teasdale
Rosalee Walz
Tiffany Joseph
Badege Bishaw
Howard Sprouse
LEARN FROM
More than 120 presenters, including soil scientists and shamanic practitioners, Indigenous elders and restoration ecologists, permaculture designers and policy advocates, mycologists, agro-foresters, filmmakers, economists, and farmers. From the Pacific Northwest and from across the planet.
LEARN ABOUT
A farmer in Kenya regenerating degraded land. A mycologist in Oregon discovering how fungi can clean polluted waterways. An Indigenous elder in Alaska carrying knowledge that civilization desperately needs. A teenager in Brazil planting trees where none have grown for decades.
LEARN WITH
The soil scientist who will change how you think about your backyard. The policy advocate who will give you language for conversations you've been struggling to have. The voice in the dormitory lounge at midnight who says the thing you've been trying to articulate for years.
This is a Community Supported gathering!
The Place We Gather
Fort Worden State Park sits at the northeastern tip of the Olympic Peninsula, where the Strait of Juan de Fuca meets Puget Sound. The 434-acre historic park and conference center includes forests, beaches, open grounds, and a campus of historic buildings — a former military fort slowly reclaimed by community, culture, and nature.
Surrounded by old-growth rainforest, recovering rivers, and one of the world’s most biologically rich inland seas, there is no better classroom for exploring restoration, regeneration, and our relationship with the living Earth.
