Forest health refers to the overall condition and vitality of a forest ecosystem. It encompasses various factors, including biodiversity, soil quality, water availability, and the presence of diseases or pests. Healthy forests support a wide range of plant and animal species, contribute to clean air and water, and provide essential resources for humans. Monitoring forest health involves assessing these factors to ensure that ecosystems remain resilient and productive. Practices such as sustainable forestry, wildfire management, and conservation efforts play a crucial role in maintaining forest health, helping to protect these vital ecosystems for future generations.