The long-term vision of the Mycelial Civic Knowledge Network is to enable a paradigm shift towards bottom-up collaboration and the emergence of a planetary network of bioregional communities. We aim to provide communities with the tools to build and steward their own knowledge commons, democratizing access to evolving knowledge ecosystems and facilitating collaboration at both local and global scales.

This cosmo-local approach empowers place-based social groups to cultivate local economies and governance while simultaneously connecting with other bioregional communities through digital tools such as knowledge networks, the internet, and web3. By fostering this interplay between local autonomy and global collaboration, we seek to create a third way between dystopian government control and market failures.

Communities will be equipped to coordinate impactful ground activities, propagate regenerative culture, and cultivate the collective intelligence necessary to address interconnected global challenges. Ultimately, we envision a world where a planetary network of resilient, equitable, and regenerative bioregional communities emerges, each with the knowledge, tools, and coordination capacity to directly govern and steward their commons.