The primary purpose of grassroots conservation movements is to mobilize local communities to protect their natural resources and promote sustainability from the ground up. These movements emphasize community involvement and often address pressing local environmental issues, leading to more effective conservation outcomes. By drawing on local knowledge and fostering a sense of ownership, grassroots initiatives can inspire collective action and advocate for policies that reflect the needs and values of the community. This localized approach enhances conservation efforts and builds resilience within ecosystems and communities.