The role of water quality monitoring in conservation is vital for assessing ecosystem health and informing management practices. Regular monitoring provides data on parameters such as nutrient levels, contaminants, and microbiological indicators, which directly affect aquatic life and human health. By identifying pollution sources and tracking changes over time, stakeholders can implement effective conservation strategies to protect and restore water bodies. This proactive approach ensures the sustainability of aquatic ecosystems, supports biodiversity, and helps communities make informed decisions regarding water resource management.