The primary challenge of restoring degraded aquatic habitats lies in balancing ecological integrity with the demands of human activities. Efforts often face complications due to pollution, invasive species, and habitat destruction. The successful restoration requires a multidisciplinary approach that considers the specific ecosystem needs and includes stakeholder involvement, proper management plans, and ongoing monitoring. Furthermore, there is a need for sustainable practices to ensure long-term viability, which can be financially and logistically challenging. The dynamic nature of aquatic systems adds complexity, requiring tailored restoration strategies for diverse conditions.