Recognizing the economic aspects of conservation is crucial for developing effective strategies that align environmental goals with economic interests. Economic incentives, such as payments for ecosystem services, can motivate stakeholders to engage in sustainable practices. Understanding the financial implications of biodiversity loss and habitat degradation helps prioritize conservation efforts and allocate resources effectively. By integrating economic considerations into conservation planning, stakeholders can create win-win scenarios that enhance both environmental protection and community livelihoods, ensuring long-term sustainability and resilience.