Resources
Wild Hazel offers downloadable workbooks and a book
as well as links to videos, articles, and podcasts.
as well as links to videos, articles, and podcasts.
This self-guided workbook will give you tiny peeks into the Conventional Paradigm and Natural Paradigm, and then a tiny taste of intentionally living from your Natural Paradigm. I hope this workbook will help you discover why tapping into the inspiration, creativity, and wisdom of your natural self allows you to be your best self.
This workbook is composed of three lessons. Each lesson can be done in less than an hour, but I encourage you to spend more time, and revisit each over and over again. |
Fill out the information to the right to get your free copy of the Tiny Transformation Workbook.
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Nature's Paradigm | Shifting Mindsets to Re-Align with Nature It is my belief that if we, as sustainability leaders, could re-discover our deep and collective belief in the value of abundance and curiosity, systems and synergies, trust and resilience -- if we operated from our Natural Paradigm — then we could begin to achieve our sustainability goals, together. Re-Aligning with Nature: Ecological Thinking for Radical Innovation Huxley College of the Environment at Western Washington University | Huxley Speaker Series, January 26, 2017 Denise DeLuca discusses her book, Re-Aligning with Nature: Ecological Thinking for Radical Innovation |
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Nature of Change: Biomimicry for Resilience Amani Institute, Summer 2020 2020 began with wildfires destroying a continent, and yet that seems a lifetime ago, doesn't it? Because nature was just getting started. Our signature Bio-Empathy program at Amani Institute looks to nature for inspiration towards designing social impact and building resilient leadership. Any post-covid world must reckon with building a better relationship with the natural world. So what can we learn from nature about change? |
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A very short biomimicry workshop! In this short self-guided workshop, you’ll have the opportunity to take on a sustainable design challenge by using one of the tools that we teach in MCAD's MA in Sustainable Design program - biomimicry. |
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Pinecones + People = Co-Creating Radically Innovative Sustainable Design Ideas VentureWell's OPEN21 conference 19March2021. The goal of the session is to show that Biomimicry is not just about inspiration -- it is a fantastic tool for teaching and practicing co-creativity, radical innovation, and sustainable design. Participants will leave with a simple tool they can use and information on where they can learn more. |
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NESTA Hot Topics: Biomimicry — Denise DeLuca
In the future, with engineers and designers looking for ever more efficient and sustainable solutions, will biomimicry have an ever more important role in innovation? |