Haiti is home to a variety of endemic species, meaning these plants and animals are found nowhere else in the world. The country's unique geography, including its mountainous terrain and diverse ecosystems, supports a range of biodiversity. Notable examples include the Haitian solenodon, a small insectivorous mammal, and the Haitian endemic bird species, such as the Hispaniolan trogon. Conservation efforts are crucial for protecting these endemic species, as they face threats from habitat loss and climate change. Organizations work to preserve Haiti's natural habitats, ensuring that these unique species continue to thrive for future generations.