The primary purpose of habitat restoration projects is to rehabilitate degraded ecosystems and promote ecological functionality and biodiversity. These projects aim to reverse the impacts of human activities, such as pollution, urbanization, and agriculture, which have disrupted natural environments. Restoration efforts can involve replanting native species, removing invasive species, and rehabilitating natural waterways. By rebuilding ecosystems, restoration projects enhance habitat quality, support wildlife, and improve ecosystem services like carbon sequestration and water filtration. Successful habitat restoration strengthens resilience against environmental changes and fosters sustainable interactions between humans and nature.