Clogged waterways occur when debris, sediment, or vegetation obstructs the flow of water in rivers, streams, or canals. This blockage can lead to flooding, reduced water quality, and harm to aquatic ecosystems. Common causes of clogged waterways include litter, fallen trees, and excessive algae growth, which can disrupt the natural balance of the environment. When waterways are clogged, it can also affect human activities such as fishing, boating, and irrigation. Communities may face challenges in managing stormwater runoff, leading to increased pollution and erosion. Regular maintenance and cleanup efforts are essential to keep waterways clear and functioning properly, benefiting both nature and local residents.