Aquatic Health

Aquatic health refers to the well-being of water environments—such as lakes, rivers, oceans, and the organisms that live there. It involves maintaining clean, balanced ecosystems free from pollution, harmful chemicals, and invasive species. Healthy aquatic systems support a diverse range of plants and animals, provide clean water for human use, and help regulate climate. Protecting aquatic health requires monitoring water quality, managing human activities, and addressing environmental threats, ensuring these ecosystems remain vibrant, resilient, and sustainable for future generations and all life that depends on them.