Eyeshigher Home - Looking at Nature's Genius

06/04/2020

Never has them been a more ideal time to study online. From your home, you are able to go outside and learn from the Genius of Life that has been here for over 3.8 billion years.

This course is designed for people who have heard of biomimicry, are curious about it, and may even have a basic understanding of it already.

Section 1 | WHY Biomimicrry

Section 2 | WHAT is Biomimicry

Section 3 | HOW Biomimicry

Please follow LearnBiomimicry Community to see how you could start your journey today.

19/03/2020

29/01/2020

The Biomimicry Online Course is Live

Click the link and get your early bird price !

THE LearnBiomimicry Community COURSES ARE LIVE!
Calling all change-makers – the curious, the visionaries, the pioneers.
Those who believe in designing a regenerative, resilient future – a sustainable world, inspired by the genius of nature.

See link below. We’re running an early bird special on our prices, so be sure to grab them while you can!

https://www.learnbiomimicry.com/a/22621/y6e2J48f

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06/05/2019

24/04/2019

come join a future journey into the Kruger National Park with Biomimicry South Africa and ReWild.

How might you better understand yourself and work, whilst being immersed in a wild ecosystem such as the Kruger? come find out by following these pages to find out when the next experience is happening.

11/04/2019

Samuel Chevallier and Devon Concar recently had the privilege of sharing a stage with Chris Garvin at an event we organised call Biomimicry & The Future of Cities, presenting the conceptual design of the home after which Chris followed with a fascinating talk titled, "Cities as a Forest".

It was an absolute pleasure to welcome full turn out of over 100 people to a jam-packed venue of people intrigued with ideas of developing our spaces and cities closer aligned to lessons from the natural world.

If you missed it, don't worry, you're able to view Chris' talk, our presentation and see links to resources for attending workshops and possibly your own "Learning Journey" with Biomimicry South Africa at this link
- https://mailchi.mp/3d6a427af3fe/thank-you-for-attending-biomimicry-the-future-of-cities

27/03/2019

What do you think future cities might look like? We are excited to explore this topic further tonight.
Photos below are some of Vincent Callabaut's projects of what Paris may look like in 2050.

27/03/2019

its the big day, we are excited to see you all this evening. If you would like to come earlier, there are 10 rand beers at the bar from 4- 6pm :)

01/03/2019

Transported to Table Mountian, RewildAfrica exposes the view of Cape Town through the lens of a Protea plant:

The protea flower family has two important adaptations to the dry habitats in which they grow. First, their leaves are thick and hard which prevents moisture loss and decreases damage. Second, their roots are clumped and very thin for efficient absorption of water and mineral nutrients.

The protea is the national symbol of our fair country as well as the name of our cricket team

The flowers of many species of proteas are pollinated by birds, bats, and small marsupial mammals.

It is stated that Protea flowers and plants occur naturally only in the southern hemisphere, it is believed that the family originated on the ancient supercontinent of Gondwana.

The medical uses for Protea range from a cough syrup ingredient to clearing up chest disorders.

Refrerance : http://blog.netflorist.co.za/protea-flower-fun-facts/

Table Mountain National Park Liam Patrick Kelly Dylan Bosman David Perrott Gravity IdeaslBiomimicry & The Future of Cities Table Mountain Fund
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