A non-profit initiative advancing biodiversity-positive futures through creative research, design, and collaboration. From practical tools like the Biodiversity+ Design Toolkit to projects like Eat the Invaders, we explore new ways of living in balance with the more-than-human world.

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Biodiversity+
Design Toolkit

Eat The Invaders

Biodiversity+ Design invites designers, brands, and communities to integrate biodiversity into every decision — a framework for creating products, spaces, and experiences that work with nature to strengthen the ecosystems we depend on.

What is Biodiversity+ Design?

It’s a mindset shift to reimagine design for resilience — guided by three principles:

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Beyond-Self

Design is about weaving together ideas, stories, and communities, not about individual heroism.

Beyond-Human

Design thrives in connection with all living and non-living systems.

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Beyond-Time

Design is never finished; it evolves across generations.

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Around 1 million animal and plant species are now threatened with extinction, many within decades, more than ever before in human history.

TOGETHER WE CAN REVERSE THESE TRENDS

Explore Biodiversity+ Design in Action

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Biodiversity+ Design Toolkit

A resource for integrating ecological thinking into practice.

Weed Goddess Salad — Nettle & dandelions with European Mustard Leaf Goddess Dressing
Uni Gelato — A savory, sweet dessert made from Pacific Giant Red Sea Urchin roe, braised burdock root, fig, candied almonds, and olive oil.

Eat The Invaders

Culinary innovation meets ecological restoration. Reimagine food systems by inviting communities to confront invasive species through collective culinary imagination.