What are the functions of ecological floating islands?

The primary functions of the Eco-Floating Island include water quality purification, enhancing the growth environment for aquatic organisms, protecting embankments, and creating scenic landscapes.

Firstly, Eco-Aquatic Islands effectively reduce nitrogen, phosphorus, and organic pollutants in water bodies through the absorption or adsorption of plant roots, thereby purifying water quality. This biological control method not only improves water quality but also creates a favorable aquatic environment. Specifically, Eco-Aquatic Islands utilize the roots of plants to absorb eutrophic substances in water, such as total phosphorus, ammonia nitrogen, and organic matter, alleviating the fishy smell and eutrophication of water bodies.

Furthermore, the ecological floating islands significantly improve the growth environment for aquatic organisms. The plant roots on the islands not only absorb organic matter from the water but also oxygenate it, providing habitats and breeding grounds for a variety of organisms and microorganisms. The establishment of such an ecosystem aids in restoring water pollution and maintaining a healthy natural ecological balance. Additionally, the plants on the islands offer nesting sites for birds, while the roots of the lower plants become habitats for fish and aquatic insects.

In summary, the ecological floating island also serves as a protective embankment. It effectively reduces the erosive force of wind and waves on the shore, safeguarding the slopes of lakes and rivers. Moreover, as a water surface landscape facility, the floating island not only exhibits significant water quality purification effects but also beautifies the environment, becoming a new highlight of the landscape.