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San Geronimo, CA 94963, USA

Fibershed

Empowering Sustainable Fiber Systems for Climate Resilience and Economic Revitalization.

This organization is a non-profit entity dedicated to fostering regional fiber systems that enhance opportunities for climate beneficial agriculture, revitalize regional manufacturing, and educate the public on sustainable fiber and dye processes. By channeling investments into climate-positive agricultural practices, it provides technical support to rebuild local manufacturing infrastructure. This entity connects end-users with material sources through experiential learning and skill-sharing education and offers expert guidance on sustainable fiber systems to policymakers at various governmental levels. Its mission is to cultivate a textile system that embodies de-colonized, equitable soil-to-skin processes, bolstering diverse textile communities to strengthen regional economies and create enduring localized fiber production systems.

Through a commitment to scientifically supported soil carbon-enhancing practices, the organization aims to establish a supply chain for ‘climate beneficial’ clothing, setting a new industry standard. It envisions fostering a future where the lifecycle of garments is collectively reimagined by consumers, manufacturers, designers, and ecologists to mitigate climate change effects rapidly. Rooted in its Northern California initiative, the organization is spearheading a global movement to establish regional fiber systems and build community resilience. It promotes impactful projects and shares stories of efforts within the regional fiber systems movement, underscoring its commitment to ecosystem health and equity in the textile sector.