In addition to pollination, the emergent properties of diverse multi-habitat landscapes can influence various other ecosystem functions. For example, nutrient cycling, soil health, and carbon sequestration can be positively impacted by the presence of diverse habitats within a landscape. The interconnectedness of habitats can enhance the resilience of ecosystems to environmental disturbances, leading to more stable and productive ecosystems. Biodiversity conservation, water purification, and pest control are other ecosystem functions that can benefit from the diverse species interactions and complementary relationships fostered in multi-habitat landscapes. By promoting diverse landscapes, conservation efforts can support a wide range of ecosystem functions that are essential for maintaining the health and sustainability of natural systems.