The Biomimicry Confluence
A two-day conference where nature-inspired ideas,
innovations and innovators flow together.
The flow is over - for now. The last Biomimicry Confluence for 2024Â took place on the 30th and 31st of October. Watch this space for the next one in 2025!Â
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Where Biomimics Flow Together
Our collective value multiplies where we overlap.
The Confluence is designed to (re)connect the global biomimicry community where biomimics, practitioners and experts
from around the world can come together to learn,
exchange ideas, share experiences and celebrate success stories.
Knowledge Sharing
Exchange ideas, experiences
and practicesÂ
Inspiring Examples
Success stories from
biomimicry startups
Designed to be digital
Accessible anywhere,
from any device
Collaboration
Create connectionsÂ
that amplify
How the Confluence Works
An overview of what to expect
1. Like-minded Meetups
2. Learning Resources
3. The Biomimicry Confluence Event
Meet Our Keystone Speakers
Alessio Gerola
Alessio is a PhD candidate in philosophy of technology at Wageningen University, where he explores the philosophical and ethical implications of biomimicry.Â
Rana Hajirasouli
Rana is a PhD scholar at the University of Cambridge, researching the intersection between complex adaptive systems and industrial resilience in the era of climate change.
Beth Rattner
Beth is a sustainability leader and circularity strategist, and previously served as Executive Director of the Biomimicry Institute for 11 years. She launched D4T in 2021.
Andrew HowleyÂ
Andrew is the Chief Editor of AskNature from the Biomimicry Institute, commissioning and curating an ever-growing body of stories of life’s innovations and adaptations.
Jamie MillerÂ
Jamie is expert in regenerative design, using biomimicry and ecological engineering to enhance designs. He guides B+H Architecture’s Global Sustainability and Regenerative Platform.
Katie Losey
Katie has been a member of The Explorers Club since 2015 and serves on their Public Lecture and Film Committees. She is a staunch conservationist and certified NY Wildlife Rehabilitator.
Hannah Temple
Hannah helps organisations to learn from nature and integrate that wisdom into their practices and processes through the organisation she founded and runs, the Teal Collective.
Kaitlin Chuzi
As the Director of Biomimicry at Microsoft, Kaitlin brings nature to the design table to drive transformational innovations that are good for business – and even better for the planet.Â
The Confluence Platform
From in-depth handbooks, templates to recorded sessions. Dive even deeper into biomimicry.
The Biomimicry Global Network
45 exceptional biomimicry networks
more than 1176 passionate participants
across 36 countries
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