Habitat restoration can help conserve the ecosystems of the Basin and Range.

Restoration efforts aim to rehabilitate degraded ecosystems by reintroducing native species, removing invasive plants, and restoring natural processes. This approach enhances biodiversity, improves soil health, and reinstates the ecological balance necessary for various species to thrive. In the Basin and Range Province, where many ecosystems face threats from overgrazing, urban expansion, and climate change, habitat restoration is crucial for mitigating these impacts. By prioritizing restoration projects, communities can ensure the longterm sustainability of the region's unique ecosystems, benefiting both wildlife and human populations that rely on these natural resources.