Haiti is home to several endemic bird species, meaning these birds are found nowhere else in the world. Notable examples include the Hispaniolan Trogon and the Hispaniolan Woodpecker. These species have adapted to the unique habitats of the island, which include tropical forests and mountainous regions. The conservation of these endemic birds is crucial, as their populations are threatened by habitat loss and environmental changes. Efforts to protect their habitats, such as the establishment of national parks, are essential for preserving the rich biodiversity of Haiti and ensuring the survival of these unique avian species.