Marine Environmental Monitoring

Marine Environmental Monitoring involves systematic observation and analysis of ocean and coastal environments to assess their health and changes over time. This process includes measuring factors like water quality, temperature, salinity, and biodiversity. By collecting data on pollution levels, marine life, and habitat conditions, scientists can track the impacts of human activities, climate change, and natural events on marine ecosystems. The information gathered helps inform policies and conservation efforts, ensuring the protection of marine resources and the sustainability of these vital environments for future generations.