Korean native species refer to plants and animals that are originally found in the Korean Peninsula. These species have adapted to the local climate and ecosystems, contributing to the region's biodiversity. Examples include the Korean tiger, Korean fir, and various endemic plants that thrive in specific habitats. Conservation efforts are important for protecting these native species, as they face threats from habitat loss, climate change, and invasive species. Organizations and researchers work to study and preserve these unique organisms, ensuring that future generations can appreciate the natural heritage of Korea.