Freshwater Conservation

Freshwater Conservation refers to the practice of protecting and managing freshwater ecosystems and resources to ensure their sustainability and health. This involves safeguarding lakes, rivers, wetlands, and groundwater from pollution, over-extraction, and habitat destruction. Freshwater conservation aims to maintain biodiversity, support aquatic life, and provide clean drinking water for human populations. It often includes strategies like habitat restoration, pollution control, sustainable water management practices, and community engagement in conservation efforts. The goal is to preserve these vital resources for future generations and maintain the ecological balance of freshwater habitats.