World Lakes Day, marked on August 27, highlights the importance of scientific research and innovation in protecting and sustainably managing lakes.
The National Agency for Scientific Research and Innovation (AKKSHI) said people should view lakes not only as natural treasures and beautiful landscapes, but also as natural laboratories for scientific research and innovative solutions.
According to AKKSHI, researchers need new technologies to monitor water quality, assess biodiversity, identify pollution and study the impact of climate change.
In addition, innovation can enable faster and more accurate water-quality monitoring. It can also support smart systems that detect and prevent pollution, new technologies for water treatment and rehabilitation, and digital systems for collecting, storing and analyzing data.
“Science helps us understand lakes. Innovation helps us manage them effectively,” AKKSHI said.
Ultimately, combining scientific research with technology can help protect aquatic ecosystems and ensure their sustainable management for future generations.
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