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Implementing the Ecosystem Approach to Preserve the Ecological Integrity of Urban Lakes

Constructed in 1562 and situated between the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad in Andhra Pradesh, India, the almost 450 years old lake Hussainsagar is an engineering marvel and a symbol of traditional wisdom of water conservation in this semi-arid region of peninsular India. The lake with a 275 sq km highly urbanized and industrialized basin receives water from four major feeding channels and is an example of a water body created by taking the advantage of characteristic topography of the Deccan plateau of peninsular India. In recent years the lake has emerged as the major recreational centre and ecological land mark on the map of the country.