freshwater conservation

Freshwater conservation involves protecting and managing our water resources—lakes, rivers, aquifers, and wetlands—to ensure they remain clean, sustainable, and available for future generations. This includes reducing water waste, preventing pollution, restoring natural habitats, and promoting efficient use in agriculture, industry, and daily life. Conserving freshwater helps maintain ecosystems, supports biodiversity, and ensures that communities have reliable access to safe water for drinking, sanitation, and agriculture. Effective conservation requires awareness, responsible practices, and policies aimed at balancing human needs with the health of water environments.