Architecture can contribute to desert wildlife conservation by designing structures and communities that minimize impact on the natural environment. This involves careful site selection, avoiding areas critical for wildlife or where construction could disrupt ecosystems. 

Buildings are designed to blend with the landscape, using materials and colours that are compatible with the surrounding desert. Water usage is a critical consideration, with designs incorporating efficient fixtures and systems for recycling greywater. Outdoor lighting is minimized and directed downward to prevent disruption to nocturnal wildlife. Landscaping uses native plants that provide habitat for local species. 

Overall, the aim is to create developments that coexist harmoniously with the desert environment, preserving its unique ecosystems and the species that depend on them.