Urban environments often overlook the needs of local wildlife, but thoughtful design can create spaces that benefit both humans and animals. Stoats, small but vital predators, play a key role in urban ecosystems by controlling rodent populations. To support them, outdoor seating can be designed with integrated features like low shrubs, hollow spaces beneath benches, and native vegetation that provide shelter and hunting grounds. Materials should be non-toxic and durable, while layouts should avoid disrupting stoat movement corridors. By incorporating these elements, cities can foster biodiversity while offering functional public spaces. Collaborating with ecologists ensures designs meet stoat behavioral needs, creating a win-win for urban wildlife and communities.