Interspecies design is design practice that intentionally involves and emphasizes the contributions of multiple species, focusing on the participation and outcomes for both human and non-human lifeforms.
It aims to create a mutual benefit and centers on designing for and with all life.
This concept extends to all design practices that could potentially involve multiple species, making it a broad and inclusive field.
[2][3] The field arises from a need to include all those at risk of harm, domination, or oppression in the design process, highlighting the ethical dimension of design decisions.
This approach challenges traditional practices by considering the impact on and inclusion of non-human species.