Aquatic Biodiversity Management

Aquatic Biodiversity Management refers to the conservation and sustainable use of various life forms in oceans, rivers, lakes, and other water bodies. It involves protecting habitats, ensuring healthy ecosystems, and maintaining the balance of species, including fish, plants, and microorganisms. This management is essential for preserving the natural environment, supporting local economies, and ensuring that future generations can enjoy clean water and diverse aquatic life. Effective strategies include regulating fishing, restoring habitats, and monitoring ecosystem health to prevent over-exploitation and pollution. Ultimately, it aims to create a healthy relationship between humans and aquatic environments.