The impact of habitat restoration on local biodiversity is profound. Restoration efforts aim to return degraded environments to their natural state, allowing for the resurgence of native species and ecosystems. This process enhances biodiversity by reestablishing food webs, habitat structures, and ecological functions. Increased biodiversity contributes to ecosystem resilience, enabling habitats to withstand environmental stressors such as climate change and pollution. Restoration not only benefits local flora and fauna but can also support community well-being by providing recreational spaces and enhancing ecosystem services that communities rely on.