Restoring native plant species in ecosystems is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and enhancing ecological resilience. Native plants have evolved to thrive in their specific environments and provide essential habitat and food sources for local wildlife. They also support various ecological functions, such as soil stabilization and water retention. The restoration process helps to counteract the impacts of invasive species, which often outcompete natives and disrupt local ecosystems. By prioritizing native species, restoration efforts can improve ecosystem health, boost wildlife populations, and contribute to the sustainability of natural resources.