The primary purpose of habitat enhancement projects is to improve the quality and availability of habitats for wildlife. These projects aim to restore degraded ecosystems, create new habitats, and increase overall biodiversity. Enhancement efforts may involve planting native vegetation, removing invasive species, restoring natural water flows, and improving connectivity between habitats. By creating more favorable living conditions for flora and fauna, these projects contribute to species recovery and ecosystem resilience. Ultimately, habitat enhancement seeks to balance human activities with the needs of wildlife, promoting sustainable coexistence.