The impact of urban sprawl on wildlife habitats is profound, leading to habitat fragmentation, loss of biodiversity, and increased human-wildlife conflicts. As cities expand, natural areas are converted into developed land, disrupting ecosystem functions and diminishing available resources for wildlife. Many species struggle to adapt to the altered landscapes, which can result in population declines or extinction. Implementing sustainable urban planning strategies, such as creating green corridors and preserving open spaces, is essential to mitigate these negative effects and enhance wildlife conservation.