Aquatic biomonitoring involves the study of water bodies and aquatic habitats to observe the health and balance of their ecosystems. Synonyms for aquatic biomonitoring include aquatic monitoring, water quality monitoring, water toxicity monitoring, and aquatic environmental monitoring. These terms all describe the process of assessing the health and wellbeing of aquatic ecosystems through the monitoring of physical, chemical, and biological parameters. The data collected during biomonitoring activities can be used to identify potential environmental threats and measure the effectiveness of management strategies. By monitoring the health of aquatic ecosystems, we can better understand and manage the impact of human activities on these valuable resources.