Creating A Biomimicry Hub in Northeast Ohio An April 2014 City Club panel with (from left to right) Rebecca Bagley, Peter Niewiarowski, Ven Ochaya, and Tom Tyrrell. Tom Tyrrell and Don Knechtges thought big right from the start. When the two veteran entrepreneurs and...
Building on community knowledge in South Africa In the Western Cape, the informal settlement of Langrug has no access to electricity, plumbing, sewer, or stormwater management. Photo courtesy of FLOW. Langrug’s existing trough system helps to remove water from the...
Citizen Scientists Contribute Biomimicry Research to Ask Nature Biomimicry Oregon, a Regional Network based in Portland, published a groundbreaking report outlining nature-inspired stormwater management strategies for their region. “Nature’s Strategies for Managing...
Anamarija Frankic Introduces Hundreds to Biomimicry through Green Harbors Project LivingLab participants at Savin Hill Cove plant cord grass on a biomimetic “floating island,” creating a salt marsh that will improve the health of the cove. The Savin Hill Cove project...
Citizen scientists contribute biomimicry research to AskNature Get involved at AskNature! Learn more For three months in 2014, 39 volunteers spent more than 450 hours learning how to develop scientific content and technical illustrations as part of AskNature’s...
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