Preserving genetic diversity in wildlife populations is essential for adaptability and resilience to changing environments. High genetic diversity enables species to withstand diseases, environmental changes, and other stressors, ensuring their survival over time. It supports the overall health of ecosystems by maintaining population stability and ecological interactions. Loss of genetic diversity can increase vulnerability to extinction and disrupt ecosystems. Therefore, conservation efforts must focus on protecting habitats and facilitating gene flow among populations to foster genetic diversity and ensure the long-term viability of wildlife.