An example of a lacustrine ecosystem designed to enhance plant and animal biodiversity in wetland areas, which can also be adapted in a smaller form for urban environments or private gardens. It promotes the presence of amphibians, such as frogs, tree frogs, newts, and salamanders, which are excellent predators of mosquitoes, snails, and other invertebrates. Bees, butterflies, and other pollinators can visit the garden, thereby improving the overall environmental quality. Native species were selected, including riparian aquatic plants, submerged aquatic plants, and floating plants, all of which are well-suited to urban settings. An existing example has already been created by the MUSE Science Museum of Trento, in a 600-square-meter water feature located near the tropical greenhouse, just steps away from the historic center of Trento.