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The biophilic elements – plants, natural materials, water features – provide the stress reduction and connection to nature that our brains seem to crave. Meanwhile, smart technology handles the practical stuff like lighting schedules, air quality monitoring, and energy efficiency.. How can we make the most of conservation technology? Protecting and restoring nature is the most pressing challenge facing humanity. Technological innovation has the potential to be a game changer for conservation, helping us to safeguard species, landscapes and seascapes more efficiently and effectively, and to scale up and speed up our impact.

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When people hear about “green technology,” it’s often inventions like advanced carbon capture, geoengineering, and other cutting-edge technologies. Elon Musk’s US$100 million competition for a new technology that will remove carbon dioxide from air and ocean is perhaps the latest such example. But the truth is that tech often shows up with more humility in day-to-day conservation.. An innovative strategy has produced light-emitting proteins that can be differentiated both by colour and by how long the molecules remain in an excited state.