The Biomimicry Institute, a non-profit organization, has announced a 10-year strategy to create a Nature-Positive, Inclusive, and Regenerative World. The strategy aims to address global challenges such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and the disconnection between humans and nature. The Institute’s approach is to harness natural strategies to develop innovative, sustainable solutions. To achieve this, they will use their AskNature Hive platform and programs to enable professionals to integrate nature’s genius into their work. The strategy is centered around three key ideas: climate change and biodiversity loss, disconnection between humans and nature, and the “take-make-waste” culture. The Biomimicry Institute also aims to rekindle humanity’s appreciation of and connection to nature by integrating Indigenous wisdom with Western science. The organization expects to achieve several key outcomes, including a transition to a Nature-Positive future and the use of nature-inspired solutions to address climate change and biodiversity loss. The Institute has also launched a new collaborative initiative to convert discarded clothes and textiles into biocompatible raw materials.
Introducing the Biomimicry Institute’s Decade of Innovation: A 10-Year Roadmap
