ecological flow management

Ecological flow management refers to the practice of controlling and maintaining the natural flow of water in rivers and wetlands to support healthy ecosystems. It ensures that rivers have enough water at the right times to sustain fish, plants, and wildlife. This involves balancing water usage for human needs, like agriculture and drinking, with the necessity of preserving natural habitats. By managing water flows thoughtfully, we can protect biodiversity, improve water quality, and enhance the resilience of ecosystems, benefiting both nature and communities that depend on these resources.