Landmine removal is the process of locating and safely disposing of unexploded landmines and other explosive remnants of war. These devices pose significant risks to civilians, hindering safe access to land for agriculture, housing, and recreation. Specialized teams use various techniques, including metal detectors and trained dogs, to identify and remove these dangerous objects. Once located, the landmines are carefully disarmed and destroyed to prevent accidental detonation. Organizations like the United Nations and various non-governmental organizations work globally to clear affected areas, ensuring safer environments for communities and promoting recovery and development in post-conflict regions.