The main purpose of constructing ponds and impoundments is to:

Constructing ponds and impoundments provides critical habitats that can support the populations of mosquito-eating fish, such as Gambusia affinis, commonly known as mosquitofish. These fish play an important role in integrated pest management as they consume mosquito larvae, thereby helping to reduce mosquito populations naturally. By ensuring a suitable environment for these fish through the intentional design of ponds and impoundments, we can enhance their ability to control mosquito populations effectively.

In this context, the creation of a habitat for fish is aimed at achieving ecological balance while addressing mosquito concerns, which is a key aspect of sustainable pest management. This contributes not only to mosquito control efforts but also supports biodiversity by fostering a healthy aquatic ecosystem.