Habitat quality is crucial for species preservation because it directly influences biodiversity and the overall health of an ecosystem. High-quality habitats provide essential resources such as food, shelter, and breeding sites, fostering survival and reproduction. Conversely, degraded habitats can lead to declines in population and increased vulnerability to extinction. Effective habitat management enhances resilience against environmental changes and allows species to adapt. Thus, maintaining high habitat quality is fundamental for conservation efforts aimed at preserving wildlife and ecosystem functionality.