Preserving migratory routes for species is ecologically significant because it enables the movement of animals between critical habitats required for feeding, breeding, and resting. These routes are vital for maintaining genetic diversity and facilitating seasonal behaviors, ensuring species resilience against environmental changes. Moreover, protected migratory corridors help reduce human-wildlife conflicts and promote safe passage through fragmented landscapes. By sustaining migratory routes, conservation efforts contribute to the overall health of ecosystems, benefiting numerous species that rely on these pathways for survival.