Habitat restoration significantly impacts species recovery by re-establishing vital ecosystem functions and promoting biodiversity. When degraded habitats are restored, essential components such as soil quality, water availability, and native vegetation can be rehabilitated, creating a more favorable environment for wildlife. This process often encourages the return of endangered species and increases overall population sizes. Restoration not only benefits individual species but also enhances overall ecosystem health, supporting complex interactions and providing ecosystem services such as carbon storage, water filtration, and soil enhancement.