Nature-based practices refer to methods that utilize natural processes and ecosystems to address environmental challenges. These practices often include techniques like reforestation, wetland restoration, and agroforestry, which aim to enhance biodiversity, improve soil health, and manage water resources sustainably. By working with nature, these approaches can help mitigate climate change and promote resilience in ecosystems. These practices are increasingly recognized for their ability to provide multiple benefits, such as improving air and water quality, supporting wildlife habitats, and enhancing community well-being. They are often integrated into land management and urban planning strategies to create healthier environments for both people and nature.