There is a strong relationship between biodiversity and ecosystem services provided to human populations. Diverse ecosystems offer essential services such as pollination, water purification, and climate regulation, which directly support human well-being. High biodiversity enhances resilience, ensuring ecosystems can withstand environmental stresses and continue to provide these services. In turn, maintaining ecosystem health contributes to food security, clean water, and overall quality of life for communities. Loss of biodiversity can diminish these services, highlighting the importance of conservation efforts to protect ecosystems that sustain both nature and human societies.