What to expect:
Explore how biomimicry can move from inspiration to impact in the areas where it is urgently needed: climate, biodiversity, and materials.
Drawing from Erin’s background in nature-based observation, biomimicry education, regenerative design, and her current role as Head of Impact at The Biomimicry Institute, she’ll share how biomimicry can change what we notice, what we value, and what we design and where it fits into the broader landscape of the regenerative toolkit.
This talk will invite you (and the biomimicry field) to deepen your role in helping people and organizations create solutions that are more resilient, regenerative, and life-supporting.
What you’ll gain:
A clearer sense that biomimicry is not only a source of inspiration, but a distinctive way to create impact by helping us learn from life’s tested strategies and apply them to the urgent work of climate resilience, biodiversity, and regenerative materials.
Join the flow and grab your ticket here.