Thank a genius

We foresee a world where biomimicry not only improves the way we design our planet, but also how we value it. What we've learned from the rest of Nature, and what we still stand to learn, is the newest and one of the most compelling reasons to protect Earth's stunning biological diversity.

That's why we've started a biodiversity conservation initiative to help protect the organisms and ecosystems helping humanity on its path towards sustainability, funded by contributions from... you. There are hundreds of worthy biodiversity conservation projects out there, and their continued success relies on your vision for the future, and your commitment to support what is good in the world.

Help protect the organism that inspires you, mentors you, that resulted in a breakthrough innovation. Afterall, shouldn't we honor the organisms and ecosystems that evolved these ingenious, sustainable ideas, and thank them for showing us the way?

Please contact us to help support the conservation of an organism or ecosystem that has inspired innovation. The program manager, Sam Stier, can be emailed at sam[at]biomimicryinstitute.org, and can assist you with finding a conservation effort worthy of your gratitude. 

100% of your contribution will go towards conservation that counts.





To learn more about the value of joining the community of people and businesses reinvesting in the natural world, please go to www.InnovationForConservation.org.

Photo credits: Rosanne Haaland (bird's nest), Farhan Bokhari (gecko), Laura Tidwell (humpback whale), Richard McManus (blue weevil), ©Jupiter Images, Inc. (lynx)