Navigating the waters of innovation: advancing in aquatic research and sustainability
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Published:2024-03-16
Issue:01
Volume:01
Page:01-02
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Container-title:Journal of Aquatic Research and Sustainability
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Short-container-title:JARS
Author:
Mustafa Kamal Abu HenaORCID
Abstract
Aquatic research and sustainability represent critical pillars in our collective efforts to safeguard the health and resilience of the planet’s aquatic ecosystems. Through rigorous scientific inquiry and innovative practices, researchers strive to unravel the complexities of aquatic environments, from the intricate dynamics of marine ecosystems to the delicate balance of freshwater habitats. Sustainable management approaches are essential to ensure the long-term viability of these invaluable resources, balancing human needs with the imperative to protect biodiversity and ecosystem services. From combating pollution and overfishing along with the impacts of climate change, aquatic research plays a pivotal role in informing evidence-based policies and practices aimed at preserving our oceans, rivers, and lakes for future generations. By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration, embracing emerging technologies, and promoting stakeholder engagement, we can collectively work towards a more sustainable future where the treasures of our aquatic world are cherished and protected.
Publisher
Genesis Publishing Consortium Limited
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