1. Plural of bioregionalism; philosophies or movements that emphasize living in harmony with the natural characteristics and resources of a specific geographic region or ecosystem.
Usage: Usually used in plural form; Environmental and ecological context; Often associated with sustainability and local self-sufficiency

Examples

• Various bioregionalisms have emerged across North America, each adapted to local watersheds and ecosystems.
• The conference explored different bioregionalisms and their approaches to sustainable living.
• Indigenous bioregionalisms have long guided communities in managing their natural environments responsibly.
• Urban bioregionalisms seek to reconnect city dwellers with the ecosystems that support them.
• These bioregionalisms prioritize local food production and renewable energy sources.