biodiverse habitats

Biodiverse habitats are environments that support a wide variety of plant, animal, fungi, and microorganism species. These ecosystems are rich and complex, with many different forms of life interacting and relying on each other. Examples include rainforests, coral reefs, and wetlands. High biodiversity helps ecosystems stay resilient, recover from disturbances, and provide vital resources like clean air, water, and food. Protecting these habitats maintains the natural balance and ensures the survival of countless species, including humans, by supporting healthy, functioning ecosystems.