Native plant species are essential to the stability and resilience of local ecosystems. Having co-evolved with regional climates, soils, and wildlife, they form the foundation of complex ecological networks. Native plants provide specialized resources—such as nectar, pollen, and habitat—that support native pollinators, birds, and other fauna. Their deep-rooted structures improve soil health, reduce erosion, and enhance water retention, while their adaptation to local conditions minimizes the need for irrigation, fertilizers, and chemical inputs. Incorporating native plants into landscapes promotes biodiversity, supports ecological balance, and contributes to long-term environmental sustainability.