Cave conservation involves protecting and preserving cave ecosystems and their unique geological formations. Caves are home to various species, including bats, insects, and unique microorganisms, which can be sensitive to environmental changes. Conservation efforts aim to minimize human impact, such as pollution and habitat destruction, ensuring these ecosystems remain healthy. Effective cave conservation includes monitoring visitor activities, implementing regulations, and conducting research on cave environments. Organizations often collaborate with local communities to promote awareness about the importance of caves, such as their role in groundwater recharge and biodiversity. Protecting caves helps maintain the balance of these vital ecosystems for future generations.