But did you know there is a term for the condition of desiring to be in nature? It is biophilia. Broken down, it means life (for "bio") and a love or tendency toward something (for "philia"), or ...

The term ‘biophilia,’ popularized by biologist Edward Wilson in the 1980s, describes the belief that humans need and crave a connection to nature to be healthy and happy. Photography by Jenny ...

Scientists today refer to the biophilia hypothesis, in which we are — as the name suggests — drawn to nature through deeply evolved attractions to favorable landscapes. Researchers have ...

Hotel Designs catches up with OCCA Founder and Principal Kate Mooney to discuss the contemporary nature of biophilic ...

Humans share an inherent relationship with nature, and bringing that to spaces is more than just a design trend. Biophilia translates to “the passionate love of life and all that is alive” in ...

By way of an introduction comes no less than Sir David Attenborough, describing Biophilia the concept as “the love for nature from the tiniest organism to the greatest red giant in the farthest ...

Curated by Ellen Hawley, the show explores the concept of biophilia, a term coined by Harvard naturalist Edward O. Wilson, referring to humanity’s intrinsic affinity for nature and life.

But for 2023, the biophilia exercise trend is about more than just your usual jog around the park. Instead, we’ll be taking traditional indoor activities into nature. The demand for biophilic ...

Visual artist Trish Taylor-Thompson is set to unveil her latest exhibition, BIOPHILIA, a powerful exploration of the delicate links between nature and humanity.