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Less than 5% of box gum woodlands once covered millions of square kilometres in southeastern Australia .
The loss of large old trees has been a crisis for the many species of birds and other animals that depend on them for habitat.
We used AI and machine learning to include non-human stakeholders in the design process.
Trees are already excellent designers, just as birds are excellent judges of their work and if we include their input we can create better “more-than-human” designs. We believe that using AI to give a voice to non-human stakeholders can lead to better solutions in which many species can live together. Our work in Canberra is an example of how participatory design can create more equitable and sustainable futures for all beings. We acknowledge the initiative of Darren Le Roux in researching and installing artificial habitat-structures to support biodiversity..
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