Liveability

Definition

A human-only definition is:

"Liveability is typically defined by the extent to which a place can attract and retain its population (homes, jobs, transport and the like); one with a good quality of life that makes provision for children and older people, clean air, green spaces, social and spiritual belonging, heritage and cultural sites."

Jarvis, Helen. “Envisioning Liveability and Do-It-Together Urban Development.” In The Routledge Handbook on Spaces of Urban Politics, edited by Kevin Ward, Andrew E. G. Jonas, Byron Miller, and David Wilson, 336–49. Abingdon: Routledge, 2018.

How can this be extended to include nonhuman lives?