River Conservation Techniques

River conservation techniques focus on protecting and restoring river health by managing pollution, preventing overuse, and maintaining natural flow. This includes planting vegetation along riverbanks to reduce erosion, controlling agricultural runoff and waste to prevent water contamination, and creating protected areas to allow ecosystems to thrive. Infrastructure improvements, like building proper drainage and sewage systems, help minimize pollutants. Restoring natural river flow by removing obstructions and maintaining wetlands ensures habitat sustainability and flood control. These strategies work together to preserve clean, healthy rivers that support biodiversity, provide clean water, and benefit communities.