Habitat Reconstruction

Habitat reconstruction is the process of restoring or creating natural environments that support wildlife and ecosystems. It involves repairing damage to habitats caused by human activity or natural events, and sometimes designing new areas that mimic natural conditions. The goal is to improve biodiversity, ecological health, and resilience by providing suitable shelter, food, and breeding spaces for plants and animals. This approach is commonly used in conservation efforts, urban planning, and land management to ensure ecosystems remain functional and sustainable for the future.