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Learning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBiomimicry and Circular Systems: Designing for Resilience with Rana HajirasouliIn this episode, we dive into a surprising but essential topic for a life-friendly future: trade networks and resource sharing. Guest Rana Hajirasouli, circular-economy innovator and founder of the climate-tech startup The Surpluss, explains how nature’s systems can inspire smarter, more collaborative ways for industries to reduce waste, strengthen supply chains, and unlock new forms of value.With experience spanning marine conservation, international law, and manufacturing (as well as recognition from the World Economic Forum and UAE’s Future 100), Rana brings a sharp, systems-level perspective to what circularity can look like in practice. From industrial symbiosis to r...
2025-12-1043 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannCritical Mast: Biomimicry of Collective and Swarming Behavior with Dr. Iain CouzinHow might emergent strategies of group dynamics in nature inform our own technology and design?In this episode, Dr. Iain Couzin, Director of the Max Planck Institute of Animal Behavior and one of the world’s leading researchers on collective motion in animals, explores how nature’s systems -- from swarming locusts and murmurations of starlings to schooling fish -- coordinate complex group behaviors without centralized control, and what these patterns can teach us about designing human systems that are more adaptive, resilient, and cooperative. Dr. Couzin shares insights from decades of research on how simp...
2025-10-2449 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBiomimicry in Architecture with Michael PawlynWhat does it look like for humans to align with life? The built environment and urban areas represent a massive opportunity to significantly lower emissions, improve biodiversity, and create healthier, more resilient communities through the application of regenerative design guided by nature. Architect Michael Pawlyn shares how we can access powerful leverage points within complex systems and find hope for a thriving, life-friendly future driven by the wisdom of the natural world.Get a copy of Biomimicry in Architecture (3rd edition) here. Learn more about Michael Pawlyn and Exploration Architecture here. Purchase tickets fo...
2025-08-2948 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBiomimicry in Visual Design with Michelle FehlerMany of us are familiar with applying nature's genius to physical products or the built environment, but we can also integrate this practice into visual design fields and processes. Michelle Fehler, a professor in The Design School at Arizona State University, dives into her approach for reconnecting with nature and sharing practices rooted in biomimicry within the visual communication space. In this conversation we discuss feedback loops, teaching methodologies, and what it looks like to move beyond only designing for the user to designing for nature -- which in turn includes humans. When nature is at the design table...
2025-07-2325 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannWhat Biomimicry is Calling For with Alistair DaynesThe world is ready for learning from nature to take off, but what does biomimicry really need in order to gain more traction on a larger scale? Listen in to our special live episode with Learn Biomimicry Managing Director Alistair Daynes to hear how we can continue to move the needle on integrating and expanding the biomimicry perspective in all spaces. Whether you are just starting out or further along in your journey, this episode contains advice from a seasoned mentor and guidelines for going deeper. Explore Learn Biomimicry offerings and pathways. Grab some Learning from...
2025-06-1629 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBio-Alchemy and Diving into Nature’s Sleight of Hand with Andrew MeadorHumans are a very young species. Compared to the other organisms that we share this planet with, we are novices in how to live in harmony here. Mimicking nature’s elegant and efficient structures on the micro and nano-scale has been a major limiting factor in our designs. But we are making progress in learning from nature’s structure and chemistry. Doing reactions at ambient temperature and pressure with nontoxic materials is still mostly an aspiration for us; but nature can lead the way. Andrew Meador explores the momentum of different biomimicry applications on the chemical and physical level, and...
2025-04-1134 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannSpecial Episode: Nature Journaling with John Muir LawsCultivating a curiosity for our world is the first step in repairing our relationship with place, the organisms that we share our planet with, and ourselves. This reconnecting is at the core of a crucial and life-changing practice called nature journaling. John Muir Laws is a leader and innovator in the world-wide nature journaling movement and shares his wealth of knowledge in a very special Learning from Nature episode. This conversation invites you to ponder the intricacies of everyday life and encourages you to begin recording and reflecting. Nature journaling is especially important for biomimicry: this practice...
2024-12-0257 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBehind the Scenes Biomimicry: Inside the Launchpad ProgramThe Biomimicry Institute's Launchpad program supports scientists and designers who are addressing some of our biggest challenges with nature-inspired ideas. Every year, a cohort of innovators from around the world comes together to learn from each other and receive guidance and inspiration through mentoring, networking, and community-building. Dave Hutchins is the Launchpad Program Manager and dives into what it takes to get a biomimetic product to the next stage and the pathways that The Biomimicry Institute offers for folks who are in this space. Dave is an engineer, entrepreneur, creator, and educator who is passionate about expanding and deepening...
2024-10-2533 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBehind the Scenes Biomimicry: Mycocycle is Transforming Waste with FungiHumans view waste as a burden, but nature utilizes waste as a valuable resource in a cycle of continual renewal. The US Environmental Protection Agency estimates 600 million tons of construction and demolition debris is generated every year -- and Mycocycle knows this is an opportunity. Joanne Rodriguez discusses how Mycocycle leverages mycelium (fungal root structures) to consume and eliminate toxins from construction waste and produce raw building materials like MycoFILL, MycoFIBER, and MycoFOAM. Imagine a world where we can safely break down harmful materials, or eliminate the need for those materials in the first place. This impactful bio-inspired company...
2024-09-2543 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBehind the Scenes Biomimicry: ECOncrete is Creating Sustainable Marine EcosystemsOur coastlines are crucial buffer zones for climate chaos. Yet the current building strategies for concrete coastal marine construction can lead to low biodiversity, which impacts ecosystem health and water quality. ECOncrete's technology involves texture agents and molds that increase biological performance by creating a macro-surface that encourages organisms to colonize. This innovative company has implemented more than a dozen large-scale projects globally and is expanding rapidly as demand increases. By turning to nature for inspiration, we can adapt to the changing climate while also benefiting marine ecosystems globally. Explore ECOncreteGrab some Learning from Nature...
2024-08-2649 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBehind the Scenes Biomimicry: GreenPod Labs is Reducing Food WasteGlobally, more than 1.6 billion tonnes of food is wasted every year -- and in India, 40% of produce goes to waste before it even reaches grocery store shelves. By learning from plant protection mechanisms, Deepak Rajmohan of GreenPod Labs has developed a solution: using natural plant extracts to activate those built-in defenses. The simple yet effective solution is a satchel that can be dropped into produce transportation to slow down the ripening rate and limit microbial growth. All at ambient temperature with no toxic chemicals or extra plastic packaging. Listen in to hear how GreenPod Labs is making an impact...
2024-07-2934 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBehind the Scenes Biomimicry: Amphico is Revolutionizing the Textile MarketThe ideal adventure apparel is both waterproof and breathable. Yet the tragic irony for outdoor enthusiasts is how toxic and wasteful the current clothing and gear options there are on the market. That's where Amphico comes in: a UK-based biomimicry company learning from waterproofing strategies in nature to create options without harmful chemicals while also eliminating the excessive waste. Isabella MacKenzie, the Lead Color and Textile Designer at Amphico, discusses their novel material and how they are accomplishing functionality without compromising human or environmental health. This episode will share a behind the scenes look into the biomimicry process and...
2024-06-2151 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannHow Does Nature Cooperate? All About Lichens with Dr. Troy McMullinIt's on every continent, and in every terrestrial ecosystem. It's beneath our feet on most hikes and it's often overlooked: lichens! In this episode, Dr. Troy McMullin, the chief lichenologist at the Canadian Museum of Nature, gives an insightful overview of what lichens are, describes their many interesting strategies, and shares why you should care. We dive into their unique symbiotic partnership, their range of amazing structures, and how they are an important part of our future here on Earth. Grab a jeweler's loupe, put on your adventure shoes, and immerse yourself in a tiny world of awe and...
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Journaling With NatureEpisode 147: Lily Urmann – Biomimicry and place-based learningLily is an educator specialising in the field of biomimicry. Through curiosity and attention, joy and humour, Lily guides others to see the wonders of nature around us.Listen to hear more about:What biomimicry is and how it can be used to find solutions to our biggest design questions.How biomimicry can bring hope to the current narrative about nature. What it is like to go on a hike with a nature nerd. How journals can connect people through the generations.The Colorado landscapes where Lily spends time. Being a nature ‘generalist’. The feeling of having m...
2024-03-111h 03Learning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannKnowledge Symbiosis with Roxanne Swentzell and Anne LaFortiIn the fourth episode of our limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Roxanne Swentzell and Anne LaForti engage in a conversation hosted by Sara El-Sayed, converging Indigenous ideologies and scientific understanding of soils, seeds, regenerative versus sustainable terminologies, and steps to healing ourselves and our ecosystems. This limited series is produced by The Cultural Conservancy's Native Seed Pod, Arizona State University, and Learning From Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast, with music and soundscapes by Colin Farish.Support the show
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The Native Seed PodKnowledge Symbiosis with Roxanne Swentzell and Anne LaFortiIn the fourth episode of our limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Roxanne Swentzell and Anne LaForti engage in a conversation hosted by Sara El-Sayed, converging Indigenous ideologies and scientific understanding of soils, seeds, regenerative versus sustainable terminologies, and steps to healing ourselves and our ecosystems.This limited series, Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, is produced by The Cultural Conservancy’s Native Seed Pod in collaboration with Arizona State University and Learning From Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast. We invite dialogue from multiple perspectives—practitioners in biomimicry, and elders, practitioners, and Indi...
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BioUncredited.Unmasking Biomimicry with Lily UrmannWelcome to BioUncredited's inaugural guest segment! In this episode, Lily Urmann shares her profound insights on forging a career in biomimicry, and boy oh boy was it transformative! | Mrs. Lily embodies it all – from volunteering in NGOs to teaching, hiking, and never forgetting to appreciate nature along the way. If you're curious to discover her answers to the questions I've posed, it's time to tune in and join this captivating conversation! Loads of love, Nivrrithi
2024-01-1351 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannKnowledge Symbiosis with PennElys Droz and Maibritt PedersonIn the third episode of our limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, PennElys Droz and Maibritt Pederson Zari engage in conversation hosted by Lily Urmann, exploring cosmologies, paradigm shifts and how to be in good relationship while we co-create and design as humans within creation. They outline principles of regenerative design in communities, and how we all might engage in decolonization as well as learn from Indigenous ecological relationships. This limited series is produced by The Cultural Conservancy'sNative Seed Pod, Arizona State University, and Learning From Nature: T...
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The Native Seed PodKnowledge Symbiosis with PennElys Droz and Maibritt Pedersen ZariIn the third episode of our limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, PennElys Droz and Maibritt Pedersen Zari engage in conversation hosted by Lily Urmann, exploring cosmologies, paradigm shifts and how to be in good relationship while we co-create and design as humans within creation. They outline principles of regenerative design in communities, and how we all might engage in decolonization as well as learn from Indigenous ecological relationships.This limited series, Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, is produced by The Cultural Conservancy’s Native Seed Pod in collaboration with Ar...
2023-12-211h 05Learning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannKnowledge Symbiosis with Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K Nelson Part 2In this second episode of the limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K Nelson continue their conversation, hosted by Sara El-Sayed, exploring the common ground and mapping the divergences between Indigenous science and biomimicry. They dive into the nature of biomimicry and Indigenous knowledges and how they are often misconstrued by non-practitioners; potential ethical limits to seeking knowledge; and an ethical space of engagement for biomimicry practitioners and Indigenous knowledge-holders. This limited series is produced by The Cultural Conservancy's Native Seed Pod...
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The Native Seed PodKnowledge Symbiosis with Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K Nelson Part 2In this second episode of the limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K Nelson continue their conversation, hosted by Sara El-Sayed, exploring the common ground and mapping the divergences between Indigenous science and biomimicry. They dive into the nature of biomimicry and Indigenous knowledges and how they are often misconstrued by non-practitioners; potential ethical limits to seeking knowledge; and an ethical space of engagement for biomimicry practitioners and Indigenous knowledge-holders.This limited series, Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, is produced by The Cultural Conservancy’s Native Se...
2023-11-301h 00Learning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannKnowledge Symbiosis with Dayna Baumeister and Melissa K Nelson Part 1In this inaugural episode of the limited series Knowledge Symbiosis: Can Biomimicry and Indigenous Science Harmonize?, Dayna Baumeister joins Melissa K. Nelson and Sara El-Sayed in a conversation exploring the common ground and mapping the divergences between Indigenous science and biomimicry. SERIES SYNOPSISBiomimicry, nature-inspired design, and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK), or Indigenous Knowledge Systems, both have roots in nature and a deep respect for natural processes. However, the two fields have different worldviews: biomimicry is oriented from a Western science perspective, while TEK emerges from Indigenous, spiritual, and cosmological worldviews. With a common source of...
2023-11-0856 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannMulti-functionality of Mucus and the Microbiome with Erin MillerA fun fact for your next party conversation: humans have over 30 trillion cells in our bodies, and 70-90% of those cells are bacterial and fungal! Look no further than exploring the microbiomes of biology when you need your next existential crisis -- or next rabbit hole of fascination to dive into. While mucus and the microbiome might not be the classic poster-child of biomimicry, there is so much we can learn from these elegant, strange, and efficient strategies. Erin Miller discusses the power of a beginner mindset, companies leading the way in developing applications, and curiosity-driven learning. ...
2023-09-2449 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannGreen Chemistry: The Beauty of Nature's Processes with Dr. John WarnerMany of us are either afraid of or avoid chemistry simply because of the way we were taught the topic in school. Yet chemistry is all around us: in the leaves of your backyard tree and the snail inching along the sidewalk. It's also a crucial component to the practice of biomimicry. In this episode, explore the topic of green chemistry with one of its founding members: Dr. John Warner. Nature runs on sunlight, breaks down products into benign constituents, builds selectively with a small subset of elements, and does chemistry in water. It's beautiful and elegant. Yet most o...
2023-08-2155 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannMushroom Magic: How Does Nature Modify Light/Color? With Ximena CurielIf you've ever sat on the forest floor marveling at a beautiful red or purple mushroom, this episode is for you! My guest and fellow biomimic Ximena Curiel will dive deep into what mushrooms are, why they are different colors, what the purposes of these colors are in nature, and explain how we can use these pigments in sustainable dyeing, artwork, and clothing. It's a fun journey of discovery, wonder, and awe that will have you gathering your foraging books and calling your friends to go look for some of these incredible organisms near you. Grab your...
2023-07-1952 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannHow Does Nature Modify Light and Color? With Raphael KayOur buildings use A LOT of energy to heat and cool, and because of this they contribute drastically to global carbon emissions. But what if we borrowed design inspiration from the amazing ability of squids to shift colors and control light in order to reduce or eliminate excess energy needs? In this episode with Raphael Kay, explore how these underwater creatures are so efficient and what strategies we can translate to our built environment. We also discuss why practicing meaningful biomimicry is needed now more than ever, and how cross-disciplinary research is a pathway to a life-friendly future. This...
2023-06-2356 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannHow Does Nature Communicate? African Wild Dog Democracy with Ebenezar WikinaOur world is full of intricate, complex, and elegant strategies. In this episode we explore one such strategy that might surprise you: the decision-making sneezes of African wild dogs. Explore this unique topic with Ebenezar Wikina, founder of Policy Shapers and campaign strategist at Change.org, who completed his Learn Biomimicry practitioner's project on applying this sneeze democracy to the United Nations. The potential of learning from nature's efficient systems can be applied in a wide range of sectors: and this is a wonderful example that will leave you hopeful and inspired! Grab your Learning from Nature...
2023-05-2231 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannHow Does Nature Optimize Space and Manage Compression? With Dr. Clint PenickHoneycomb and the hexagon shape is very popular in the biomimicry design space, but what makes it efficient and resilient? In this episode, Dr. Clint Penick dives deep into the function of optimizing space and managing compression, as it relates to bee and wasp nests. There is so much more to the honeycomb shape than most people initially realize, and this conversation sheds light on some of the details behind this "genius" in the natural world. We also chat about urban ecology, social insects, the importance of collaborative research, and so much more. Grab your Learning from...
2023-04-2251 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannWhat is Function? With Dr. Dayna BaumeisterIn biomimicry, function is the bridge between nature and design. We ultimately want to ask "How does Nature ___?" in order to match our challenge and context with nature's genius range of strategies for the same challenge. In this new series, we will be exploring what function is and why it's important. Dr. Dayna Baumeister is a global leader in the biomimicry space: she is the Co-Founder of Biomimicry 3.8, the Co-Director at ASU's Biomimicry Center, author of the Biomimicry Resource Handbook, speaker, teacher, and force of nature. Dr. Baumeister gives an overview of function as it relates to biomimicry and...
2023-03-1646 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily Urmann1 Billion Biomimics and Biomimicry in Architecture with Jamie MillerA relatively small, yet committed group of individuals CAN radically shift a system. But how do we get there? And what does that future look like? In this episode, join Jamie Miller, Director of Biomimicry at B+H Architects and President of Biomimicry Frontiers as he explains what this practice looks like in the application space, and how you too can help shape a collective and hopeful future. Jamie has almost two decades of leadership in this field and will share his insights on finding your niche, integrating biomimicry on a deeper level, and carving out a career that...
2022-10-0442 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannLife's Principles and a Regenerative Food System with Dr. Sara El SayedHow is biomimicry related to what we eat, or the ways that we connect to a place? Listen in to learn from Sara El Sayed, Co-Director of The Biomimicry Center and Assistant Research Professor at the Swette Center for Sustainable Food Systems at Arizona State University. We will explore and explain Life's Principles: 26 deep patterns that govern all of life on Earth, and an incredible tool to measure how life-friendly a design is. Sara beautifully weaves this methodology with Traditional Ecological Knowledge as it relates to our food system. Together, these practices and perspectives can help us build a...
2022-09-1442 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannNatural History and Our Love for the World with Tom FleischnerNatural History is ultimately the practice of falling in love with the world, and is a powerful gateway to biomimicry. We are all born with an innate curiosity for nature, and practices like these can re-ignite that inquiry, inspiration, and love. In this episode, hear from Tom Fleischner, a naturalist and conservation biologist who was the founding Executive Director of the Natural History Institute in Prescott, Arizona, and is Faculty Emeritus at Prescott College, where he taught interdisciplinary Environmental Studies for 29 years. Join us in conversation to hear why natural history is so important now more than ever, and...
2022-08-2348 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannLife-Centered Design with Giselle CarrWe are at a crossroads. One direction takes us down the path of extraction, destruction, and greed. The other leads us to regeneration, resilience, and love. Giselle Carr is building a future on the later with her life-centered company Stardust, based in Trinidad and Tobago. The realm of Life-Centered Design includes biomimicry but also incorporates a broader focus on any product, design, or process that not only is based on nature but intentionally centers all life. Listen in to hear how Giselle is applying this practice to projects globally, and how she is crafting a career where her passions...
2022-07-1836 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBiophilia and Creating a Life-Friendly Future with Timothy McGeeThe average American spends over 80% of their time inside. How do we begin to reconnect with Nature on a deeper level and create a future where Nature is centered in our built environment and technology? Biophilia is the human tendency to interact or be closely associated with forms of life in Nature. In this episode, Tim McGee outlines how he integrates biophilia and biomimicry into his career and discusses what it takes to make a bio-inspired idea a reality. In his years of experience being a leader in this field and working closely with a collection of large clients...
2022-06-1145 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannSuperorganisms and Adapting to Change with Dr. Tamsin Woolley-BarkerAll of the organisms that we share our planet have to adapt to change in order to survive. Superorganisms -- termites, honeybees, fungi to name a few -- are a great example of resiliency and success in the natural world. Dr. Tamsin is an evolutionary anthropologist, biomimicry pioneer, and author of TEEMING: How Nature's Oldest Teams Adapt and Thrive. Join Lily and Dr. Tamsin in a conversation of how we can translate strategies from superorganisms to businesses, what it means to implement biomimicry at the process and systems level, and how this practice brings hope for our future.
2022-05-1034 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannAll About AskNature with Andrew HowleyAskNature.org is an incredible platform developed by the Biomimicry Institute that showcases a collection of biological strategies and a growing number of innovations inspired by them. Join Andrew Howley, the chief editor of AskNature, as he explains how to use this resource, the importance of understanding how nature works, and ways to explore connections between us and our neighbors on Planet Earth. Whether you are totally new to biomimicry or have been practicing for years, AskNature can be a crucial tool for your journey!Grab your Learning from Nature merch!Follow Lily on Instagram: @lilylearnsfromnature
2022-04-0735 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannBiomimicry Education with Dr. Laura Lee StevensHave you ever wondered how you can begin your biomimicry journey? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Laura Lee Stevens and we chat about her own biomimicry education journey, why introducing students to this practice is so important, and what programs could be a good fit for you too. This informative conversation sets the stage for what it looks like to practice and teach biomimicry. (Resources mentioned: iSites Journal and "Analogical Reasoning in Biomimicry Design Education")Purchase an iSites JournalASU Master's ProgramBiomimicry Frontiers Professional ProgramRead Dr. Laura's Dissertation
2022-03-1039 minLearning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily UrmannWhat is Biomimicry?In this first episode, your host Lily Urmann explains what biomimicry is and why it is such an important and impactful practice. Biomimicry is a powerful approach to the challenges we are currently facing, and translating nature's genius offers us a new path for designing our future. Listen in to lay the groundwork for how you can learn from nature and apply this perspective and discipline to your own projects, career, and life. Grab your Learning from Nature merch!Follow Lily on Instagram: @lilylearnsfromnatureIf you want to begin your own learning from...
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The AMM PodcastHow to Start Practicing Biomimicry feat. Lily UrmannSimply put, biomimicry is the practice of learning from nature, then applying and adapting its genius. Lily Urmann and AMM discuss how to get started in your biomimicry journey, including reconnecting with nature, emulating what we uncover there, and explaining why—more than ever—the practice of biomimicry is a superior design approach and absolutely crucial to solving our greatest, most complex challenges.
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