1. a person who advocates for or practices bioregionalism, an approach to living that emphasizes ecological sustainability and cultural identity within a specific geographic region defined by natural features rather than political boundaries
Usage: often used in environmental and sustainability contexts

1. of, relating to, or characteristic of bioregionalism or bioregionalists
Usage: used to describe practices, philosophies, or movements focused on regional ecological awareness

Examples

• The bioregionalist movement encourages people to understand and respect the natural boundaries of their local ecosystems.
• She became a bioregionalist after learning how her region's watershed connected all the communities within it.
• Bioregionalist principles emphasize eating locally grown food and using regional building materials.
• Many bioregionalist thinkers argue that political borders should align more closely with ecological regions.
• The conference brought together bioregionalist activists from different watersheds to share sustainable practices.
• His bioregionalist approach to urban planning focused on restoring native plant species in the city.