Biomimicry
A design approach that draws on the forms, materials, processes and systems of living organisms to solve technical or organisational problems. ISO 18458:2015 sets out its terminology and methodology. Drawing on nature does not in itself guarantee an environmental benefit, which must be assessed.
See also: Nature-based solutions
Reference source: www.iso.org
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