Ecosystem rehabilitation plays a pivotal role in conservation efforts by restoring degraded habitats and promoting biodiversity recovery. This process involves using scientific principles to rehabilitate ecosystems, focusing on both ecological health and the re-establishment of species populations. Rehabilitation efforts can enhance ecosystem functions, such as carbon sequestration and water filtration, thereby contributing to overall environmental health. Furthermore, successful rehabilitation can create opportunities for sustainable use of natural resources while fostering community engagement and awareness about the importance of conserving our natural heritage.