Growth in nature might refer to increases in size, complexity, and age. Development in this context refers to enhancements and positive components that support growth. […]
Continue reading »Previously, we shared two of the strategies of this life’s principle: leveraging cyclical processes and using readily available materials and energy. In this post, we […]
Continue reading »Continuing our journey of learning from nature and using biomimicy’s life’s principle of being locally attuned and responsive, we are looking at another strategy in […]
Continue reading »Recently, we watched the documentary on Netflix called You Are What You Eat. It is based on a Stanford study on the cardiovascular effects of […]
Continue reading »On March 5, I sat down with a little free time and a few hours later, I had compiled our 17th poetry volume. It’s a […]
Continue reading »In this post I’m continuing with life’s principles of biomimicry and now we come to the third principle we are covering: be locally attuned and […]
Continue reading »I attended a webinar recently that reminded me about how powerful associations are. Childhood associations can be particularly strong and difficult to uproot. For example, […]
Continue reading »I have a confession to make: I love cooking shows and movies. It’s the chef in me that simply adores watching people innovate in the […]
Continue reading »It is amazing to me to realize how much there is to learn from Nature, through biomimicry’s life’s principles. In this post we’re looking at […]
Continue reading »After defining biomimicry and Nature in the last post, we now look at some of biomimicry’s life’s principles. But first, what is a life’s principle? […]
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