Yet it gets no credit
Giving Nature the credit it deserves by recognizing it as a co-author of human creations Nature not just as a resource, but also as a stakeholder.
What is Back to Gaia®?
Back to Gaia® is the first collecting organization designed for Nature.
We manage the “copyright” of non-human species, collecting voluntary contributions from artists, creatives, and companies who draw daily inspiration from Nature to run their businesses, and we redistribute these contributions to projects and people who speak and act on behalf of Nature.
How Back to Gaia works
IDENTIFY
We highlight human works, products, and businesses that are inspired by Nature (in design, music, fashion, art, technology, architecture, sculpture, choreography, innovation, etc.).
COLLECT
We invite companies and creators to voluntarily acknowledge Nature as a co-author and make a free contribution to one of the projects supporting Nature affiliated to Back to Gaia.
REDISTRIBUTE
ISSUE ETHICAL CERTIFICATES
Who are our potential contributors
Music
Architecture
Design
Fashion
Innovation
Miscellaneous
Beneficiaries
Each year, Back to Gaia selects non-profit organisations committed to protecting and supporting Nature, directing to them the contributions generated by artists, creatives and companies whose work has been inspired by Nature.
Back to Gaia's selected recipients of Nature's royalties for 2026:
Get in touch with us
Scientific and Artistic Committee
Giovanni Emanuele Corazza – Professor at the University of Bologna and BBS, Founder of the Marconi Institute for Creativity (MIC), PhD in Engineering and in Psychology, expert in Cyber-Creativity.
Carol Gigliotti – artist, writer, scholar, author of The Creative Lives of Animals.
Jean-Baptiste Labrune – Designer and researcher at the MIT Media Lab in Boston; expert in creativity research tools and playfulness in innovation.
Claudia Losi – Italian visual artist; her multidisciplinary work explores nature, communities, and imagination. She is best known for La Balena Project, centred on the figure of the whale.
Rodrigo Míguez Nuñez – Legal scholar, coordinator of Speak for Nature, MSCA-SE protect.