MEET THE NEW CERTIFIED BIOMIMICRY PROFESSIONAL COHORT
It’s an understatement to say that the latest Certified Biomimicry Professional cohort is a diverse, multidisciplinary group. They come from around the world—Finland, Columbia, Lebanon, Singapore, and Romania to name a few—and are biologists, engineers, social innovators, designers, entrepreneurs, strategists, and educators.
We’re proud to introduce the 2018 Certified Biomimicry Professional Cohort because they are the future leaders of biomimicry, ready to learn how biomimicry can help create a more resilient, sustainable world for all. In December, they’ll begin a a two-year journey through the highest-level, most comprehensive biomimicry training available.
UPCOMING EventsDesigned to Move
Discover how looking to nature has helped architects from the Tempe-based Architekton redesign a more sustainable office space. The Designed to Move Gallery talk is Tuesday, Oct. 30 at 6 p.m. in the Design South Building of The Design School at Arizona State University.
SUMMIT LA18
Janine Benyus, Dr. Dayna Baumeister and Nicole Miller will join the world’s preeminent ideas festival for an event. SUMMIT LA18 runs Nov. 2-5 in Los Angeles, Calif.
Executive Education for Sustainability Leadership
Harvard’s upcoming four-day intensive Executive Education for Sustainability Leadership will feature Dr. Dayna Baumeister and Nicole Miller as speakers. The training runs Nov. 5-9 in Cambridge, Mass.
Discover Nature’s Genius in Costa Rica
Reserve your spot now to join our expert instructors as you explore the rainforests and reefs of Costa Rica. The Discover Nature’s Genius immersion workshop is January 14-20, 2019.
JANINE BENYUS ON SUSTAINABILITY NEXT STEPS
MOVING BEYOND NEXT ZEROJanine Benyus, alongside Paul Woolford of HOK Architects, discussed how nature can provide the design practices, principles, and metrics to help buildings and cities move serve to go beyond net zero at Verge 2018. Read more on Janine’s fireside chat with Paul and Joel Makower of GreenBiz here. To learn more about our work with HOK and biomimicry applied to building design take a look at this Synapse post.