Peatland restoration is the process of rehabilitating degraded peatlands to restore their natural functions and biodiversity. These ecosystems, rich in carbon, play a crucial role in climate regulation by storing carbon dioxide. Restoration efforts often involve re-wetting drained areas, removing invasive species, and reintroducing native plants to promote healthy growth. Successful restoration can enhance water quality, support wildlife habitats, and improve resilience against climate change. By restoring peatlands, we can help mitigate greenhouse gas emissions and protect these vital ecosystems for future generations. This process is essential for maintaining ecological balance and promoting sustainable land use practices.