Lighthouse conservation refers to the efforts made to preserve and maintain historic lighthouses and their surrounding environments. These structures, often located along coastlines, serve as important navigational aids for maritime activities. Many lighthouses are significant for their architectural value and historical importance, representing a bygone era of seafaring. Conservation initiatives may include restoration of the lighthouse buildings, preservation of the original light mechanisms, and protection of the surrounding landscapes. These efforts often involve collaboration between government agencies, local communities, and non-profit organizations dedicated to heritage preservation.