Community-based resource management plays a vital role in conservation by involving local stakeholders in the decision-making process regarding the sustainable use of natural resources. This approach promotes collaboration and empowers communities, recognizing their traditional ecological knowledge and vested interest in the health of their environment. Effective community-based management can lead to better conservation outcomes, as local participants are more likely to adhere to sustainable practices that balance ecological health with community needs. This collaboration fosters stewardship and helps maintain biodiversity while supporting livelihoods.