Learning from Nature: The Biomimicry Podcast with Lily Urmann
Lily Urmann
We share this planet with millions of species, each full of hidden wisdom shaped by eons of evolution. Biomimicry draws inspiration from nature’s genius to create designs that nurture both people and the planet. Join Lily Urmann, biomimic and educator, as she reveals how this powerful practice sparks innovation across fields. Together, let’s discover what we can learn from nature.
Episodes (34)
29 Aug 2025 02:00
23 Jul 2025 03:00
16 Jun 2025 01:00
2 Dec 2024 09:00
25 Oct 2024 09:00
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