Restoration ecology has a profound impact on biodiversity recovery. This field focuses on repairing degraded ecosystems and reestablishing native species and natural processes. Effective restoration can enhance ecological resilience, improve habitat quality, and support the recovery of endangered species. It involves practices such as reforestation, wetland restoration, and removal of invasive species, all aimed at restoring ecological balance. By promoting healthy ecosystems, restoration ecology contributes to the overall functionality of landscapes, supporting ecosystem services vital for human wellbeing. Furthermore, successful restoration efforts can serve as a model for conservation initiatives worldwide.