Testimonials

This is by far one of the best workshops I have ever attended. Biomimicry is the missing link for the next generation of innovations. Be prepared to be amazed!

The Discover Nature's Genius for Social Innovation immersion workshop was just mind-blowing! It speaks to all audiences: biologists, social entrepreneurs, educators, researchers, businesses...

"I suspected that I would enjoy the immersion workshop, however I hadn't anticipated just how much difference it would make getting out from behind my desk and interacting with the environment for the full week while learning about biomimicry frameworks. Having done the immersion, I would recommend it to everyone as a way to truly engage with biomimicry and see it in practice. All of the theory quickly falls into place when you are surrounded by endless examples of nature's adaptation and innovation!"

"I've done many workshops in the past, from boardroom practices to management and business coaching, but the Biomimicry Immersion Workshops offered through Biomimicry 3.8 are the best I have ever experienced and worth every cent. The in-depth experiences, the like-minded newly-made network of friends, and the immersion into nature’s wonders make this a once-in-a-lifetime experience... but leaves you wanting even more!"

"Janine Benyus has been instrumental in interpreting the principles of biomimicry to the designers and product developers at Patagonia. She has been inspirational, practical, and engaging in helping us incorporate our respect for the natural world into the creation of our products."

"Biomimicry provides a refreshing way to incorporate nature's learnings to help solve complex issues. I will be using ‘what would nature do?’ thinking during my work professionally and personally."

“Today, you can find examples of biomimicry in a slew of places, and in many different forms. Think of the nose design of Japan’s speedy bullet trains and how they resemble a bird’s beak.”

“Science author Janine Benyus has become one of the most important voices in a new wave of designers and engineers inspired by nature—a practice called biomimicry.”

“In short, asking the questions about how little things can work together on big problems is the core of biomimicry—and a fundamental feature of innovation.”

"Thank you for your incredible presentation and wealth of information you share. We heard so much positive feedback about you and your message. As you can imagine, inside corporations we can sometimes revisit old topics/issues over & over—you certainly introduced a “new topic” and an amazing array of fresh thinking, to boot. For this, we are grateful. You have an impressive message, and you deliver it with such intelligence. Thank you for visiting Hallmark."