Ecological restoration is a specialized skill that involves the intentional and strategic process of renewing, rehabilitating, and restoring ecosystems that have been degraded, damaged, or destroyed due to human activities, natural disasters, or climate change. The process requires a thorough understanding of ecological principles, as well as specialized techniques and methods for managing and restoring habitats, biodiversity, soil, water, and air quality. Ecological restorers work collaboratively with scientists, engineers, land managers, and community stakeholders to develop comprehensive restoration plans that aim to enhance ecosystem resilience, promote biodiversity, and provide critical ecosystem services for human well-being.