This document discusses biomimicry and collaboration. It provides an overview of biomimicry and its principles inspired by nature, such as being resource efficient and adapting to changing conditions. The document also discusses how biomimicry can be applied to business and highlights the collaborative nature of ecosystems in nature. As an example, it briefly mentions a case study on collaboration before thanking the reader.

1. Biomimicry &
Collaboration
State of the Art
April 2014
Carolina Fernandez-Jansink

2. Biomimicry
Biomimicry + Business
Biomimicry + Collaboration
Case Studies - Collaboration
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3. Biomimicry
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 Sustainable Innovation inspired by Nature

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6.  Life´s Principles
 Champion examples
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Biomimicry
Be Resource (Material and Energy) Efficient
Integrate Development with Growth
Be Locally Attuned and Responsive
Adapt to changing conditions
Evolve to Survive
Use Life-friendly Chemistry
Life creates conditions conducive to Life

7. Biomimicry
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 Nature is Collaborative
 Collaboration happens within Ecosystems

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Case Study - Collaboration

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Gracias !
Carolina Fernandez-Jansink
carolina.jansink@gmail.com