The Biomimicry Institute, a nonprofit organization, has launched a 10-year strategy to address three critical global challenges: climate change and biodiversity loss, disconnection between humans and nature, and the “take-make-waste” culture. The strategy aims to harness natural strategies to develop innovative, sustainable solutions. The organization’s programs and AskNature Hive platform support this endeavor by enabling professionals to integrate nature’s genius into their work. The Institute will unveil its new strategy at New York Climate Week and launch a new website to showcase its vision. The strategy aims to achieve several key outcomes, including guiding the transition to a Nature Positive future, offering ecological benefits comparable to healthy ecosystems, and addressing climate change and biodiversity loss through nature-inspired solutions. The Institute also aims to rekindle humanity’s appreciation of and connection to nature by integrating Indigenous wisdom with Western science. The organization’s new strategy is a significant step towards inspiring and empowering others to design in harmony with nature and fostering a future where human systems support and sustain the natural world.
Embracing Nature’s Blueprint: The Biomimicry Institute Unveils Ambitious 10-Year Plan
