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                                                                 Pond	ecosystem	project	in	bengali	language	pdf
                                                                                Pond	ecosystem	project	in	bengali	language	pdf.
  Introduction:	A	pond	is	a	natural	or	artificial	body	of	water	that	is	closed.	Lagoons	can	occur	naturally	in	the	world	or	can	be	made	human	(like	a	garden	pond).	An	ecosystem	is	the	term	technician	for	a	community	of	organisms.	For	this	community	to	form	an	ecosystem,	it	needs	to	be	a	distinct	system	where	organisms	live	and	interact.	The	lagoon
  ecosystem	is	different	from	other	water	ecosystems.	Contrary	to	the	river	ecosystem,	which	is	categorized	under	the	tillic	systems,	the	lagoon	ecosystem	falls	under	the	legal	ecosystem	for	the	reason	why	water	continues	stagnant	in	lagoons	by	a	relatively	longer	period.	Meaning	of	the	lagoon	ecosystem	A	lake	ecosystem	is	a	system	of	organisms
  living	together	in	a	pond.	A	pond	ecosystem	can	be	defined	from	three	ways:	a	closed	community	of	organisms	in	a	water	body.	A	closed	body	of	water	that	houses	innumers	different	creatures.	A	biological	system	that	includes	water	and	plant	and	animal	life	interacting	with	each	other.	So,	to	summarize,	a	lake	ecosystem	is:	a	community	of	organisms
  living	together	...	Inside	a	body	of	water	that	can	be	...	-	artificially	closed	or	€	€	|.	Of	course	closed.	A	community	distinct	with	its	own	ecology.	Types	of	lagoon	ecosystem.	The	ponds	can	come	from	various	different	forms,	and	all	of	them	have	their	different	characteristics.	Below	we	present	a	discussion	of	some	of	the	main	types	of	lagoon	ecosystem.
  1.	Salt	ponds.	Salt	ponds	contain	water	salon	(ie,	salt)	and	can	occur	near	the	sea	side,	where	the	soaked	ground	creates	natural	pools.	Salt	ponds	can	also	occur	in	rocky	areas	on	the	beach,	although	here	are	called	rock	pools.	Also,	it	is	possible	to	find	salt	lakes	in	the	interior,	thanks	to	the	presence	of	saved	flows	created	through	streams	that	flow
  through	salty	rocks.	2.	Garden	ponds.	These	artificially	created	ponds	can	contain	ornamental	and	animal	sports	plants	that	come	from	around	the	world	(ie,	not	native	sports).	3.	Sweet	water	pools.	Sweet	water	pools	can	form	anywhere	inner,	be	from	the	rain	or	water	presence	saturating	the	soil.	They	can	also	be	raised	by	rivers	flowing	to	a
  depression	on	the	ground.	They	may	be	at	home	fishing,	birds,	amphides,	crustacles	and	many	other	types	of	wildlife.	4.	Vernal	swimming	pools.	Vernal	swimming	pools	are	seasonal	ponds.	They	form	in	depresses	on	the	ground,	but	only	during	certain	types	of	the	year,	when	the	rain	is	heavier.	As	a	result,	they	will	attract	certain	types	of	animals	and
  birds	that	need	a	drink	whenever	they	appear	and	in	others	it	is	after	the	year	will	be	relatively	deserted	-	an	example,	for	example,	is	a	seasonal	solar	in	the	desert	.	These	types	of	lagoons	ecosystems	are	sometimes	referred	to	as	ephemeral	sets,	to	reflect	the	fact	that	they	only	exist	at	certain	times	of	the	year.	5.	Undertry	ponds.	The	lagoons	can
  also	form	underground,	in	the	rocky	environment	of	caves.	Here,	an	amazing	amount	of	life	can	be	found,	including	fish,	different	bacterials,	liquor	and	so	on.	Features	of	lagoon	ecosystems.	There	are	several	things	that	mark	the	lagoon	ecosystems	of	other	types	of	ecosystems.	Below,	you	will	find	a	list	of	some	of	the	main	features	of	these
  ecosystems.	1.	Still	waters:	The	lagoon	ecosystems	are	legal	ecosystems	-	this	is,	it	involves	stagnant	or	pale	water.	2.	Surrounded	by	banks:	by	definition,	lagoon	ecosystems	are	surrounded	by	artificial	or	natural	banks.	3.	Wet:	These	ecosystems	are	unstined	and	old.	4.	Different	levels:	distinct	communities	of	creatures	will	live	in	different	levels	of	a
  pond.	Crustacles	and	deep	water	fish	can	live	on	the	lower	level,	for	example,	while	birds	and	flowering	plants	can	live	in	Surface.	5.	Variable	in	size:	Some	lake	ecosystems	can	be	very	small	(like	a	rockpool)	while	others	can	be	almost	as	big	as	a	lake.	Importance	of	lagoon	ecosystems.	The	ecosystems	of	the	lagoon	are	very	important	and,	for	this
  reason,	it	is	vital	that	we	take	steps	to	protect	and	nurse.	Below	you	are	Some	significant	reasons,	why	this	is	the	case.	1.	Biodiversity.	The	lagoon	ecosystems	are	very	important	habitats	for	so	many	different	types	of	fish,	birds,	plants	and	crustacles	as	well	as	insects	such	as	libanids,	flies	maids	and	lagoon	skaters.	2.	Ubiquity.	The	lagoon	ecosystems
  can	be	found	on	all	continents	on	the	planet.	This	makes	them	very	important	for	the	lives	of	organisms	around	the	world.	3.	Abilities.	The	ecosystems	of	the	pond	are	very	abundant.	They	can	not	only	be	found	in	almost	everywhere,	they	can	be	found	abundantly.	This	again	makes	them	a	fundamental	habitat	for	many	different	species.	4.	Hydration
  source.	Even	though	they	do	not	live	in	the	lagoon	ecosystem,	many	animals	sports	will	come	to	lagoons	ecosystems	whenever	they	need	a	drink.	An	example	key	is	a	watering	orifice	in	a	prairie	or	desert.	Humans	can	also	use	these	ecosystems	as	a	source	of	water.	5.	Beauty.	The	lagoon	ecosystems	are	very	beautiful	too.	As	we	watch	the	sunlight,
  reflecting	the	surface	of	a	pond,	we	can	feel	inspired,	calm	and	in	contact	with	nature.	Conclusion.	While	they	can	be	found	all	over	the	world,	lagoon	ecosystems	are	often	neglected	by	conservationists.	All	our	horrid	ecosystems	should	be	safeguarded	because	they	are	vital	habitats	for	an	abundance	of	different	species.	This	includes	ecosystems	of
  ponds	that,	as	we	have	seen,	can	come	in	many	different	shapes	and	shapes	and	can	perform	many	different	functions.	Do	you	have	your	own	garden	lake?	Or	maybe	you	live	near	a	lagoon	ecosystem?	What	kinds	of	organisms	can	be	found	there?	Look	closely	at	a	lagoon	ecosystem	and	you	will	quickly	see	that	it	is	full	of	still	more	life	than	initially
  thought.	Unfortunately,	the	world's	lagoon	ecosystems	are	being	threatened	by	many	factors.	These	include	drainage	of	hymen	areas	for	industrial	purposes,	pollution,	urban	expansion	and	global	warming	that	is	changing	the	face	of	the	planet	and	its	meteorological	systems.	So	it	is	up	to	us	now	to	do	everything	we	can	to	take	care	of	these	beautiful
  and	significant	ecosystems.	What	steps	can	you	take	in	your	daily	life	to	preserve	and	protect	the	beautiful	pools	and	ponds	from	the	world	to	future	generations	to	enjoy?	Map	of	the	place	Back	to	the	top	Internet	Security	Guide	Email	Career	Opportunities	The	Ecology	of	Restortion	should	be	an	integral	part	of	the	fieldwork	in	Environmental
  Education,	and	VerÃo	camps	for	the	Students	could	be	designed	for	the	restoration	of	the	lagoon,	says	Prof.	P.J.	Sanjeeva	Raj,	an	ecologist	consultant.	The	pond	is	central	to	the	life	and	prosperity	of	all	the	ecosystem	of	the	village	in	rural	India.	In	fact,	the	villages	originate	around	ponds,	such	as	around	Osis.	The	rainwater	is	naturally	harvested	by
  the	pond,	the	lowest	point	of	the	village	terrain,	is	stored,	recharging	the	underground	water	and	serving	as	an	indicator	of	the	water	table	in	the	village.	The	village	lagoons	are	so	degraded	that	their	restoration	is	only	an	important	chapter	in	the	futuristic	discipline	of	the	restoration	ecology.	Biodiversity	ecosystem	and	ponds	evolve	their	own
  unique	biodiversity	composition	in	which	each	species	discharges	their	specific	functions	from	the	ecosystem.	Blossoming	classic	and	wet	treks,	clusters	of	the	Hydrilla	submerged	weed	housing	miriots	and	attract	varieties	of	shrimps,	water	mistakes	and	cars,	marginal	reeds	with	colorful	dragon	flies,	but	disappearing,	and	the	weeds	of	duck
  (Spirodela	and	Lemna)	helping	to	cure	the	waters	by	fit	gageemediation,	extracting	the	excessive	nutrients	and	pollutants	from	the	pond,	and	also	serving	as	food	for	fish,	tadpoles,	ducks	and	cattle,	It	will	be	a	wide	variety	of	vegetation	(producers),	in	and	around	the	pond.	Fries,	Tylaster,	Turtles,	Herds	of	Wings,	Lagoon	Waits,	Greens,	Solitarian
  Gray	Waiters,	Herds	of	Village	Ducks,	and	Bucrals	of	Waterfalls	are	the	other	panorial	views	in	A	village	pond.	The	degradation	of	the	village	lagoons	can	be	mainly	due	to	the	failure	of	monção	rains	or	due	to	anthropogenic	misuse	or	even	abuse	of	the	lagoons.	lagoons.	From	the	village	ponds	is	an	eco-scientific	technology	in	the	conservation	of	the
  hospital	zone.	It	should	be	started	with	the	slowdown	of	the	pond,	deepening	and	expanding	it	annually,	leaving	the	margins	inclined	everywhere.	An	open	and	superficial	poço	at	the	lowest	point	of	the	pond	helps	in	the	conservation	of	the	whole	year	and	its	biodiversity.	In	addition,	plans	(islets)	with	vegetation	and	rocks,	in	the	middle	of	the	water
  will	increase	the	diversity	of	habitat	to	attract	birds	and	other	biodiversity.	Channeling	the	rainfowl	of	rainwater	(but	not	sewage)	of	the	village	captures	is	essential.	Stock	the	various	niches	of	the	pond	with	native	vegetation	and	animals	(but	not	with	exotic	forms),	is	the	next	step.	The	pond	management	lies	in	not	dumping	any	not	biodegradable,
  particularly	plastic	residues	in	the	pond	and	not	washing	clothes	and	vases	inside	the	pond.	Colleges	and	schools	could	use	the	great	force	of	NSS	volunteers	in	restoring	village	ponds.	Summer	fields	for	students	could	be	designed	for	lagoon	restoration.	After	the	restoration,	the	ponds	should	be	managed	by	women	self-help	groups	(SHGS).	The
  Punjab	government	is	said	to	have	sanctioned	by	the	year	2011	alone	rs.	33.66	Crore	to	renew	512	Village	ponds	in	20	districts.	Restoration	of	Vila	Lagoa	As	a	common	ownership	feature	(CPR)	increases	the	harmonious	prosperity	and	community	life	of	the	village.	Aquaculture	of	large	carps	(Catla,	Rohu	and	Mriga)	and	shine	(scampy)	combined	with
  the	culture	of	the	weeds	of	cleaning	duck,	along	with	the	protein	and	foam	of	rich	vitamin	(arthospire	fusiformis)	and	Polyculty	Village	Ducks	in	the	same	pond	are	unexplored	fonts	of	rich	supplementary	income	for	the	village	women.	Greens	and	vegetables	can	also	be	grown	around	the	pond.	The	village	lagoons	relieved	pressure	on	the	use	of	sparse
  water	well.	The	village	lagoons	can	be	field	study	centers	in	environmental	education	for	the	children	of	the	village	school,	and	also	in	lagoon	ecology	for	university	students.	The	NGOs	have	a	great	opportunity	to	collaborate	and	get	involved	in	this	new	restoration	ecology	in	rural	Ndia.	The	author	is	ex-hod,	Zoology	Department,	Madras	Christian
  College,	Chennai	Chennai
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