If the nutrients in your water are producing biomass in the form of invasive weeds, algae and cyanobacteria you have a problem.
Only by restoring the full biodiversity of the animal life in the food web can this biomass be consumed and cleared from the lake.
When biological balance between plant and animal life is restored, nutrient clearance becomes economic and self-sustaining.
Nature has always renewed and restored our water but has become overwhelmed by excessive nutrient loads from urbanization, food production & wastewater treatment.
By supporting natural processes, we restore Nature’s capacity for nutrient clearance via the food web, which becomes self sustaining again.
Costs decrease over time whereas chemical treatments get more expensive every year.
- Lakes and ponds
- Dams
- Reservoirs
- Rivers
- Livestock CAFOs
- Irrigation
- Oil & Gas
- Aquaculture
- Wastewater treatment
- Reservoir management
- National Parks
- Reclamation & reuse
- Eutrophication
- Hypoxia
- Invasive weeds
- Excessive Algae
- Toxic HABs
- High metal levels (Mn, Fe)
- High TOC
- High chemical treatment costs
- High Disinfection By-Products
-Remediation program management
- System service & maintenance
- Monitoring & reporting
- Program optimization over time
Cost Benefits of Bio-Dredging: A Sustainable Solution Compared to Physical Dredging Introduction: Maintaining healthy water bodies is crucial for preserving aquatic ecosystems and supporting various
Preparing for a Hot Summer—and HABs Bracing for a Sizzling Summer: The Impact of El Niño on our Ecosystem As we approach the summer months,
Lakes are an important part of life for many people. Unfortunately, when the water quality in lakes is poor, they become unsafe and unenjoyable. Coliform
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