What jobs and careers does our future require?

Biomimicry and I believe that the future is not to be predicted, but created.

A better question might be then - what future careers can we create now?

This article dives deeper into creating a career in biomimicry, nature's use designs and strategie...

Introduction to the (Shadow) Future

The concept of the adjacent possible represents one of the most profound frameworks for understanding how change, innovation, and evolution occur across all domains of existence, from the chemical foundations of life to the complex socio-technical systems of the ...

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 2025.

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

Biophilia and biomimicry are two terms often heard in the same conversation, but they are not the same thing. There is overlap and shared qualities, however, and one characteristic can be named for both concepts: recognising the value of the natural environment. Both approaches look to nature for in...

What an unforgettable two days it was at the Biomimicry Confluence of October 2025! We’re still riding the wave of inspiration from this gathering, and we hope you are too. 

The energy, the insights, and the deep sense of community reminded us all why we do this work.

As we drift gently from the C...

Microbes, or microorganisms, are extremely small, living organisms that are too tiny to be seen with the naked eye. They’re found virtually everywhere on Earth, including in soil, water, air, and within other living beings. 

Microbial identification - the process of determining which microorganisms...

There’s a quiet revolution unfolding across design, science, and soul work. At the intersection lies biomimicry. And while the word may sound technical, its invitation is profoundly simple.

At the heart, biomimicry asks us to remember: we are not outside of nature. We are nature. Not observers, bu...

“It’s expensive to fight nature.” The words of biomimicry expert and leading architect Jamie Miller are more true today than ever before. And the built environment is taking note.  

Leading architects who study the way nature (not humans) manages resources, regulate temperature, or optimize structu...

Written by Alistair Daynes & AI

Hello nature enthusiasts and curious minds!

Jess (the cofounder of Learn Biomimicry) and I (Alistair) recently had the pleasure of hosting a deep dive into the brilliant world of biomimicry and artificial intelligence (AI). 

Jess presented a live workshop called W...

The Fibonacci sequence appears so often in nature that it has captured the human imagination for centuries. It’s also inspired human design in several industries.

In this blog, we’ll specifically look into how it inspired the design of turbines in the industrial and energy sectors. 

Ready to lea...