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Top Biomimicry Master Programmes for 2025/2026

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 practic...

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What (really) is Bioremediation?

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 solutions. Bioremediation uses natural processes to break down pollutants in water, soil or other ecological systems, in order to restore environ...

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50 of the World's Best Biomimicry Examples (so far)

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...

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Choosing between the Biomimicry Practitioner and Biomimicry Educator Programs

So, you’re thinking of signing up for the Biomimicry Practitioner or Biomimicry Educator Programme… but you’re not sure which one is right for you. Don’t worry, you’re not alone.

What’s the Difference between the Biomimicry Practitioner and Biomimicry Educator Programmes?

We get this question a lo...

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Chemical-Free Surface Technology Inspired by Nature

Few natural organisms have impressed humans to such an extent that we name a phenomenon after it. But the lotus leaf has, due to its remarkable water-repellent properties.

The "Lotus Effect" refers to the plant's micro- and nanoscale structures that cause water to bead and roll off, carrying dirt a...

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The Best Biomimicry Podcasts

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Podcasts make learning biomimicry accessible, engaging and convenient - and if this is one of the ways you learn, then the question is - what biomimicry podcasts should you listen to? 

Today we’re listing our top podcasts on biomimicry, each one bringing a biomimicry thought leader and unique persp...

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Cycling with Nature: A Biomimicry Journey in Product Design

When Lian van Leeuwen joined the Biomimicry Practitioner Programme, she wasn’t just looking to improve the comfort of cycling bib shorts — she was chasing a deeper question: How can performance gear move from extractive to regenerative? 

"For me, coming across biomimicry really excited me because i...

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Biomimicry in Systems Change: Restoring Public Parks

Solving the challenge of restoring a dilapidated park is no small feat. But through applying biomimicry on systems level and involving a whole community, biodiversity can thrive again. 

When Joana Moreno Rivera (an urban designer and architect) stumbled upon the Biomimicry Practitioner Programme, s...

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How to Apply Biomimicry in Architecture

Biomimicry in architecture is the practice of drawing inspiration from nature’s forms, processes, and systems to design buildings that are efficient, sustainable, and well-adapted to their environments. It offers creative, low-impact solutions to pressing environmental challenges including energy us...

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Sustainability Jobs Available in 2025

If you're looking for work in sustainability, biomimicry or the nature-based solutions industry, we've curated a list of the latest vacancies currently available around the world. 

You can also learn more about which types of jobs are well suited for practicing biomimicry here.

These listings rang...

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