Conserving aquatic life

Description

Conserving aquatic life involves implementing measures to protect and restore the health of freshwater and marine ecosystems. Key actions include regulating fishing practices, reducing pollution, establishing protected areas, and restoring habitats. These strategies aim to prevent species extinction, maintain biodiversity, and ensure sustainable use of aquatic resources. By addressing threats such as overfishing, habitat destruction, and water contamination, conservation efforts help secure the ecological balance and long-term viability of aquatic environments.