Natural habitat restoration

Natural habitat restoration involves restoring ecosystems to their original, healthy state after degradation or damage. It includes activities like replanting native plants, removing invasive species, restoring waterways, and improving soil health. The goal is to revive natural processes, support biodiversity, and create balanced environments where plants, animals, and humans can coexist sustainably. Restoration can be necessary due to factors like urban development, pollution, or climate change. By restoring habitats, we help ensure ecosystems continue to provide essential services, such as clean air, water, and food, benefiting both nature and community well-being.