The primary role of community engagement in biodiversity conservation is to foster awareness and active participation among local populations in conservation efforts. Engaging communities encourages shared responsibility for preserving natural resources and ecosystems. Local knowledge plays a vital role in identifying conservation needs and implementing effective practices tailored to specific contexts. Furthermore, community involvement can enhance the effectiveness of conservation policies by ensuring that they meet the needs and values of the people affected. By empowering citizens to take part in decision-making and action, community engagement strengthens conservation initiatives, ultimately benefiting both biodiversity and human communities.