Every community has its own grit, its own gifts and tools to build tougher roots, greener futures, and real change. We at United Earth Networks swear by it, we start close to home, and the ripples go global.

Here in Port Townsend, we’re digging in, teaming up with local residents to make Fort Worden UEN’s hub for resilience and regeneration. It’s not just talk, it’s us acting right where we stand, building something solid alongside our neighbors.

How can you jump in? Lean into your own backyard, connect with your people, back projects that heal, and shore up what keeps your community ticking. We’re doing it here in Port Townsend, and we’d love for you to join us right where you are, anywhere in the world, or with us at Fort Worden and beyond.

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With 434 acres of forests and waterfront, 75 Historic structures, and event spaces for up to 400 people, Fort Worden State Park and Conference Center offers United Earth Networks an inspirational setting for hosting summits, conferences, and immersive gatherings.

Port Townsend’s natural biodiversity and indigenous wisdom traditions make this a powerful setting for meaningful, hands-on engagement.

A Unique Venue for Impactful Events


The Future of Fort Worden: A New Kind of Global Hub

United Earth Networks is building an ecosystem of change at Fort Worden, creating a space where:

  • Conferences & Gatherings on regenerative design, bioregional economies, and planetary restoration can happen.

  • Educational Programs & Retreats can train, inspire, and mobilize the next generation of change makers.

  • Real-World Living-Labs can pilot new governance models, financial systems, and ecological restoration techniques.

  • Live Media & Streaming can broadcast ideas, workshops, and cultural experiences to a worldwide audience and interact and work together in real-time around the world.

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