

Explore the Wisdom of Nature to Inspire Creativity, Imagination and Learning!
Discover how biomimicry can spark imagination, solve challenges, and nurture a deeper connection with the natural world. Dive into stories, tools, and activities for curious minds of all ages.
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ThinkDiveBiomimicry is a blog and creative learning space where curiosity meets the wisdom of the natural world. Created by Åsa Jomård (also spelt Asa Jomard), a biomimicry specialist and writer, ThinkDiveBiomimicry offers playful, thought-provoking ways to explore how nature designs, solves, and inspires. From articles to challenges, you’ll find nature-infused resources for teaching, designing, and reimagining everyday life.
Latest Blogposts
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- How It All Began: My First Time Blogging About Biomimicry

- Fire Doesn’t End the Story — It Turns the Page

- What a River Can Teach You (If You’re Willing to Sit Still)

Explore Nature Near and Far!
Why kids will love Biomimicry

Who could have imagined that a walk in nature could inspire so many ideas?
Creative play is important and nature is a wonderful source of inspiration.
Who’s It For? For Teachers, Parents, Students, and Dreamers
🪴 Educators – Enrich classrooms with engaging nature-inspired lessons.
🌀 Parents – Spark deep curiosity in your child through creative, screen-free activities.
🕸️ Designers & Learners – Discover how patterns, forms, and systems in nature can inspire problem-solving.
Learn, Create, and Explore Biomimicry.
📘 Nature-Inspired Blog – Real-world examples, biomimicry thinking, and activity prompts.
🎨 Activities – Creative challenges that connect design with nature.
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I am Curious. I will Investigate. I have Fantastic Ideas!
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Join curious readers exploring how nature’s genius can shape better learning, designing, and living.

Åsa Jomård
In 2015, Åsa completed a course in Biomimicry: A Sustainable Design Methodology at Minneapolis College of Art and Design. With over 10 years of experience exploring nature for inspiration and as a former member of Ben, Biomimicry Education Network, she brings both academic background and creative teaching experience to her work. Her materials seamlessly integrate stories, nature observations, and design challenges, making them perfect for inquiry-led learning in early primary contexts.
























