Are you considering expanding your biomimicry knowledge through a course, but unsure about where to start?

Take a deep dive with us into the leading biomimicry courses of 2026.

Biomimicry, the practice of learning from nature to solve human problems, is quickly gaining momentum as a leading appro...

A tessellation in nature is a repeating arrangement of shapes that covers a surface with no gaps and no overlaps. Honeycomb, turtle shells, basalt columns and dragonfly wings are all tessellations, and each one exists because tiling a surface completely is the cheapest way to do a particular job.

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Biomimicry, the practice of learning from nature's designs and strategies, has resulted in many genius products and systems over the years.

These biomimicry examples are proof that harnessing nature's wisdom to solve human design challenges truly is the way towards a life-friendly, regenerative futu...

A pattern in nature is a form that repeats because it solves a problem. Spirals, hexagons, branches and fractals show up again and again across unrelated species because each one answers a physical question — how to grow, how to hold weight, how to move fluid, how to fill space without waste.

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10 of the Best Biomimicry Examples for 2026

Ten companies, four countries, one question: how would nature solve this?

Every year, a new cohort of founders stops asking "how do we fix this?" and starts asking a much older, much wiser question: how would nature solve this?

This year's answer arrive...

Are you looking for an inspiring biomimicry, bio-inspired, or nature-based event? 

This is a living list of biomimicry events from around the world for 2026 (and a peek into 2027). Enjoy! 

Summary of upcoming events: 

• The Biomimicry Confluence - 14 & 15 October, 2026 <-- starts soon!
• Biodesign
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Bioremediation is the use of living organisms - bacteria, fungi, plants - to remove or neutralise pollutants from contaminated environments.

Human-made pollution is causing great harm to ecosystems and public health, and traditional cleanup methods are often no better.

But nature offers its own so...

Biomimicry is the practice of learning from and emulating nature's genius to solve all kinds of challenges within the human design world. Below, we dive into what this movement is all about. 

They’re springing up like wildflowers - the practices of how we can (and should) learn from the principles o...

Nature-inspired buildings, designs and innovation begin with thinking outside (the box)! In a world of homogenous buildings, we've listed 10 remarkable structures that showcase examples of biomimicry in architecture, and how architects are mimicking nature to lead the movement of sustainable, regene...

To BSc or not to BSc ... that is the question.

If you are considering completing a Biomimicry Masters Programme (or doing a PhD in Biomimicry), we've got all the information you need before deciding where to apply. 

And you'd be making a smart move! With the growing emphasis on sustainable practices...