Preserving marine ecosystems is vital for several reasons. These ecosystems, including coral reefs, mangroves, and seagrasses, support diverse species and provide essential ecosystem services. They help regulate the climate, support fisheries, and protect coastlines from erosion. Additionally, marine ecosystems serve as critical habitats for various organisms, including many that are economically important. Their degradation can lead to loss of biodiversity, resulting in destabilized food webs and potential collapse of local fisheries. Furthermore, healthy marine environments contribute to human well-being and recreational opportunities, highlighting the need for effective conservation efforts.