Aquatic biotope design

Aquatic biotope design involves creating and managing artificial environments that mimic natural water ecosystems, such as lakes, ponds, or rivers. This practice aims to support diverse plant and animal life by incorporating natural elements like rocks, plants, and water features. Designers carefully consider factors like water quality, depth, and light to ensure a balanced ecosystem that promotes biodiversity and sustains aquatic organisms. By replicating natural habitats, aquatic biotope design contributes to conservation efforts, education, and recreation, while also enhancing the aesthetic appeal of landscapes.