Environmental water monitoring system refers to the systematic process of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data related to the quality and quantity of water in natural and artificial water bodies to protect public health and ecosystems. It is an essential component of environmental health as contaminated water can transmit diseases, accumulate toxic substances, and disrupt aquatic life. The system involves regular sampling, laboratory testing, real-time sensing technologies, and reporting mechanisms to ensure that water meets established safety standards. Water monitoring typically examines physical, chemical, and biological parameters. Physical parameters include temperature, turbidity, color, and total suspended solids. Chemical parameters involve pH, dissolved oxygen, biochemical