1. People who advocate for or practice bioregionalism, an approach to living that emphasizes ecological sustainability and cultural identity based on natural geographic and ecological boundaries rather than political borders.
Usage: plural form; environmental/ecological context; often used in discussions of sustainability and environmental philosophy

Examples

• Bioregionalists believe that communities should organize themselves around natural watersheds and ecosystems.
• The conference brought together bioregionalists from different regions to share sustainable living practices.
• Many bioregionalists advocate for local food systems and reduced dependence on global supply chains.
• Bioregionalists often study the native plants and animals of their area to better understand their local environment.
• Some bioregionalists work to restore native habitats within their bioregion.