The primary goal of restoring degraded ecosystems is to reinstate their ecological integrity, resilience, and functionality. Restoration efforts aim to reestablish native plant and animal species, improve habitat conditions, and enhance ecosystem services. Effective restoration benefits biodiversity, promotes carbon sequestration, and improves water quality, contributing to broader environmental and societal goals. By focusing on the restoration of ecosystem functions, we can address the impacts of habitat loss, climate change, and human activity while supporting sustainable development and local communities.