Janine Benyus Explains Biomimicry
Janine Benyus explains the concept of Biomimicry, the ways in which it can be used and how it influences the way our buildings and systems are designed, taking lessons from the natural world.
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Doughnut Economics, Biomimicry, and The Circular Economy
Ellen MacArthur, Kate Raworth, and Janine Benyus discussed their shared goal of creating a better system and how their approaches are linked
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Nicole Miller on Venture unscripted Podcast
Nicole Miller spoke with Josh Barker, CEO of City Innovations, about the role of corporate social responsibility, how to pull creative ideas from the natural world and how we can use the environment to impact innovation.
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Farid Mohamed: From Reservoir Engineer to Biomimic
Biomimicry 3.8’s very own Farid Mohamed spoke with the Society of Petroleum Engineers about his transformative path from reservoir engineer to biomimic.
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Dayna Baumeister on Good Garbage Podcast
Biomimicry 3.8's co-founder, Dayna Baumeister, spoke with Ved Krishna about regenerative packaging on the Good Garbage Podcast.
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PLU Rachel Carson Lecture 2022
Pacific Lutheran University invited Dr. Dayna Baumeister to be the 2022 Rachel Carson Lecture speaker, where she delivered her lecture on biomimicry.
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Sustainable Brands Yokohama 2022
Janine Benyus presented the Day 2 keynote at the 2022 Sustainable Brands conference in Yokohama, Japan.
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CityAge Digital Event 2022: The Natural City
Nicole Miller joined CityAge and Jacobs to discuss how biomimicry can make the Natural City possible.
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Wisk Sustainability Event 2022
Dr. Dayna Baumeister spoke at Wisk's first anniversary of their Sustainability Group event on nature's principles in product design, processes, and systems.
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Expo 2020 Dubai | Food, Agriculture & Livelihoods Week
Dr. Dayna Baumeister spoke about how to grow food sustainably and foster abundance by embracing ancient wisdom and utilizing biomimetic practices.
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