Floating covers interact with wildlife and aquatic life by creating a barrier that can protect the water from contamination and reduce the risks posed by external elements. They prevent birds and other animals from accessing the water surface, which helps to reduce the introduction of pathogens and pollutants.
This barrier also minimizes the risk of wildlife drowning, as animals are less likely to fall into the water. For aquatic life, floating covers help maintain a more stable and suitable habitat by reducing temperature fluctuations and limiting sunlight, which can control excessive algae growth. However, it's essential to design and install floating covers carefully to ensure they do not disrupt the natural behavior and movement of aquatic species underneath.
