Urban green spaces are important for local wildlife habitats as they provide essential resources such as food, shelter, and breeding grounds in highly populated areas. These spaces support biodiversity, acting as refuges for many species that contribute to urban ecosystems. Green areas also enhance ecosystem services, including air and water purification, temperature regulation, and aesthetic benefits. By integrating nature into urban planning, cities can improve the quality of life for residents while fostering ecological health and resilience in urban environments.