The relationship between water quality and biodiversity is essential, as healthy water systems support diverse aquatic ecosystems. Good water quality fosters habitat for various organisms, including fish, invertebrates, and plants, promoting overall biodiversity. Conversely, polluted water can lead to eutrophication, ecosystem degradation, and loss of species. Maintaining water quality through effective management practices is critical for preserving biodiversity and ensuring the sustainability of ecosystem services. Protecting water resources is, therefore, a fundamental component of environmental conservation strategies.