Due to Jordan’s paucity of natural resources, there are various environmental challenges that make it difficult to maintain population increase. It is anticipated that Jordan, one of the nations with the fewest natural resources, would slip below the poverty line. This study addresses the most pressing environmental concerns confronting Jordan, including water constraint, pollution, and desertification. The topic of water shortage is then discussed, along with the environmental repercussions of current practices and proposals for improvement. This study describes a “sustainability package” that may help avert these problems and establish a sustainable future. Governmental and non-government organizations are closely engaged in environmental concerns to build a solid foundation for environmental protection. Citizens and entities should collaborate to discover realistic answers to the nation’s concerns. The primary goal of this research is to establish a framework for environmental water preservation in Jordan, ensuring that water resources are managed and utilized in a sustainable, egalitarian, and health-protective manner. This includes balancing the demands of various water users, safeguarding water quality, and preserving water supplies for future generations. It is feasible to encourage water conservation, enhance water management practices, and safeguard water resources for future generations by establishing such a framework for environmental water preservation in Jordan. This may help guarantee that there is enough water to fulfil people’s and the environment’s requirements, and that aquatic ecosystems stay healthy and resilient in the face of increasing demands from human activities.