Biomimicry is a practice that learns from and mimics the strategies found in nature to solve human design challenges—and find hope along the way. It offers an empathetic, interconnected understanding of how life works and ultimately where we fit in.

Biomimicry helps us design generously.
We can create conditions conducive to life, just like nature does. Our products, processes, and places can be designed to give back to the environment and contribute to the larger ecosystem functions of nature.

Biomimicry gets us to sustainable solutions, faster.
Our R&D cycles are slow, and climate change won’t wait—we must look to the biological blueprints that have been successful over millennia to launch groundbreaking ideas, faster. We don’t need to reinvent the strategies that are already here.

Biomimicry changes our perspective on the world.
As innovators turn to biomimicry for efficient designs, they often gain a deep appreciation of and connection to the natural world. Biomimicry is about valuing nature for what we can learn, not what we can extract, harvest, or domesticate.

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