Breaking news! The Special Issue "Biomimetic Design Method for Innovation and Sustainability" by Dr. Jacobs and Prof. Dr. Wanieck has just closed with 6 outstanding publications.
➡️Explore the latest research in sustainable design inspired by nature at:https://t.co/UXWi9JT0BL
Why sustainability is no longer enough, yet still very important on the road to regeneration
Redesigning the human impact on Earth, bioregion by bioregion
Bringing the values of taking care of self, others, and the whole, by participating in the process of healing, learning, and making the school possible, all families of Uba Qynza are involved in the governance of the system as well as in the self-growth processes.
#Ecovillage
Testing out how Insta shares posts. Not happy.
Here’s the magical Australian Glasswing butterfly (Acraea andromacha) - sometimes called Little Greasy apparently.
They’re found in Brisbane bushlands. We saw many out enjoying the weekend sunshine. #bushcare#butterfly#brisbane
Happy International Women’s Day! Applying #biomimicry to female health & wellness, researchers are learning from other species how to better care for our sisters.
Great collection @AskNatureTweets
https://t.co/dE8IRbB9aF
#InternationalWomansDay
You do not have to wait until new year to start learning something new 😊
Get introduced to the Big Picture of Co-creating a Thriving Future 🌎#GaiaEducation#Sustainability
https://t.co/QlIFJIecSP
Forests are the most powerful and efficient carbon-capture system on the planet—Now is the time to increase forest protection and restoration—More trees in the ground—More reforestation projects—More sustainable forestry. https://t.co/BlMDy6TBCP @sciam
Katherine Collins, an expert in sustainable and regenerative finance, has turned to biomimicry in order to inform investment strategies. “I decided I needed to be more like a honeybee,” she says of her shift toward biomimicry. https://t.co/h593KQDflp
You have to watch this incredible video of Greta — a young Swedish student inspiring the world to take action at the UN climate talks!
“Of course we need hope, but the one thing we need more than hope is action, because once you have action hope is everywhere!” 💚🌏
It may not be #biomimicry full just yet, but this list of #naturebasedsolutions events at #COP24 is heartwarming! Nature as problem solver, Nature as innovator!
The interactive map will zoom in on your inquiry, color-code it, and pull up data on the area’s Indigenous history, original language, and tribal ties.
https://t.co/2taSW26oFC
Do we have this app in Australia? It links you into locally attuned indigenous knowledge via postcode.
If not - can someone make it please?
#indigenousknowledge#locallyattuned
Animals, plants, and microbes are the consummate engineers. After billions of years of research and development, failures are fossils, and what surrounds us is the secret to survival.
https://t.co/7Ywg3KYOf4 #biomimicry
Spiders have no wings, but they can take to the air nonetheless. A natural mystery Darwin himself found quite “inexplicable.” It turns out, spiders can sense the Earth’s electric field, and use it to launch themselves into the air.
https://t.co/a9WEOliNbq