The term for intentional change to restore ecosystems to their natural state is ecological restoration. This process involves implementing strategies to rehabilitate degraded habitats, reintroduce native species, and enhance ecosystem resilience. Restoration aims to repair disrupted ecological functions, recover biodiversity, and revitalize ecosystem services. Successful restoration requires a comprehensive understanding of the original ecosystem’s structure, function, and species interactions. By focusing on restoring ecological balance, these efforts contribute to improved environmental health, sustain ecosystem services, and ensure the long-term viability of the flora and fauna within these systems.