A wildlife habitat is a natural environment where various species of animals and plants live and thrive. It provides essential resources such as food, water, shelter, and space for these organisms. Different types of habitats include forests, wetlands, grasslands, and deserts, each supporting unique ecosystems and biodiversity. Conserving wildlife habitats is crucial for maintaining ecological balance and protecting endangered species. Human activities, such as urban development and pollution, can threaten these habitats, leading to habitat loss. Efforts like national parks, wildlife reserves, and conservation programs aim to preserve these vital areas for future generations.