Habitablers

Habitablers is a term used to describe individuals or organizations that create, maintain, or improve environments to be habitable. In science and engineering contexts, habituators are planners, engineers, architects, and field scientists who design self-sustaining living spaces in otherwise inhospitable settings, such as space habitats, polar research stations, underwater facilities, or remote terrestrial settlements. The term can also refer to residents and communities who adapt to and sustain living conditions within such environments.

Etymology and usage: The word is a neologism built from habitat and a -abler suffix; it is not widely standardized or included in major dictionaries. It appears mainly in speculative, academic, and industry discourse, often alongside terms such as habitat engineering, habitability, and habitat design.

See also: Habitability; Habitat engineering; Space habitat; Colonization; Extreme-environment adaptation.