A bioregional government is an administrative structure that aligns political boundaries with ecological and environmental regions rather than traditional geographic or political borders. This approach recognizes that natural systems, such as watersheds or ecosystems, often transcend human-made divisions. The goal of a bioregional government is to promote sustainable resource management, enhance local governance, and foster community engagement around shared ecological concerns. By focusing on environmental interdependence, bioregional governance seeks to address climate change and other pressing ecological issues more effectively.