Biomimicry Presentation

The miracle of nature is that whenever there has been a challenge, there is an organism that has found a way to conquer it. There are just over 8.7 million described plants and animals on Earth which are essentially individual science experiments, perpetually testing out new ways of doing things in order to find a better way. There is no doubt that we have much to learn from this 4.8 billion year old jigsaw puzzle that is the world we live in today.

In this interactive presentation, Jonathan focuses upon how biomimicry can help us overcome the challenges of our time, but also how we can learn from nature to live a happier, healthier and a more meaningful life. 

• 40 minutes plus questions.
• Highly interactive.
• Supported by the One World Book.
• Supports the Biomimicry Walk.

• What is biomimicry and why does it matter?
• Why biomimicry can help us overcome the challenges of our time.
• How to recognise and reverse engineer technology from nature.
• How biomimicry can help us live happier, healthier and a more meaningful life.

• Introducing biomimicry to support organisational efforts.
• Conservation focused organisations.
• Biomimicry focused employee events.
• Students
• Field guides.