Biomimicry

[alwaysbegrateful]

"The best ideas might not be ours, they might be already invented. " I love that statement.😊

[UnderOneSky]

As usual an iconoclast ahead of the time. 8yrs later this inspired by nature formula is more relevant than ever.

[QueenYak]

"Life uses very, very elegant recipes. Low temperature, low pressures, low toxicities." Love this.

[williamstange]

This should be tasked to every student in the world, a master of understanding.It is also exciting to see a scientist so passionate!

[thesustainabilityjunction]

We love Biomimicry. All the solutions are there already, we just need to listen, look and learn.

[mindrunfree]

I LOVE Janine Benyus. Her body of work is waking up an undeniable affection for biomimicry.

[TheHoiland]

I can't believe this only has a little over 50k views. I've probably watched it two dozen times.

[SoilToSoulSolutions]

The most logical solutions I have ever heard... Thank YOU so much for bringing the wisdom forward. Helping us all be part of the solution and not the pollution.

[gabrielcodina]

OMG! I love this lady! I'm 16 and she's just so inspiring! It's just so sad that this hasn't become viral in any way. Keep at it Janine!!!!

[alwaysbegrateful]

This is what Biomimicry means to me. Its mean, " The De - Evolution of Humankinds Reliance on Technology and the Evolution of Humankinds Connection with Mother Nature."

[PhilfreezeCH]

This woman is a fantastic speaker. The flow feels natural and really inspired, I can hear how she actually believes in what she is saying.

[nickyking]

I could honestly watch this again and again and again. The ideas, hope and cinematography are simply outstanding! And Janine Benyus... I could listen to you all day.

[tryitout-]

this lady is the best version of an enviromentalist that someone can be. Actually helping to solve problems, instead of protesting.

[mel]

So glad a film was made to explain #biomimicry in lay terms. This will be a great tool the spread the word about how biomimicry should be spreading across our economies and to help change the way we think. Lot's of work ahead!

[KuraSourTakanHour]

It really is taking off in labs everywhere; I remember a Japanese research team that analysed the proboscis of Mosquitoes to create syringes that do not stretch the skin so much when inserted and so are much less painful.
Another team applied the surface contours of dragonfly wings to create turbines that generate less air resistance, so they extract more energy.
Biomimicry really does have solutions for everything

[alishampegan]

I love this so much. Systems design based on biomimicry can bring us to a new paradigm on how humans engage with out environment.

[nicholastown]

This is the most informed and interesting video i have seen in a very long time. Incredibly well explained by the scientist Janine Benyus. I wish she was my science teacher at school. I actually understand things when you say them Janine Benyus

[ExploringDiaries]

Every second of this video was so beautifully structured & filled with inspiration that it does make you wonder, we are not the ones lost, we are not really looking. Thank you Janine, this is a very moving summary.

[colleenmahoney]

We are nature, let's collaborate with nature.

[robertquirke]

This woman is amazing, I’m hoping she has some books out there that I can find.