The relationship between ecological restoration and climate resilience is fundamental for sustainable ecosystems. Restoration projects aim to rehabilitate degraded environments, enhancing their capacity to withstand climate impacts. By restoring native species and ecosystems, these efforts improve biodiversity, which contributes to greater resilience against climate-related stressors such as floods and droughts. Healthy ecosystems also sequester carbon, thereby mitigating climate change effects. Collaborative restoration initiatives can strengthen community involvement, fostering an adaptive approach to both ecological health and climate change resilience.