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Village Pond Park Renovation Project Interview with AquaBio

By |April 20th, 2017|Categories: AquaBio in the Press, AquaBio News, Bioremediation, Watershed Restoration|Tags: , , , , , |

AquaBio has been working for the City of Lake Forest as a wildlife consultant on the Village Pond Park Renovation Project. In recent years, the park has been inundated with abandoned pets like domestic geese, ducks and pet turtles which has negatively impacted the health of the animals and environment. AquaBio was brought on in order to ensure their [...]

Mini Constructed Wetland for Knott’s Berry Farm

By |March 17th, 2017|Categories: AquaBio in the Press, AquaBio News, Bioremediation, Press Release, Watershed Management, Watershed Restoration|Tags: , |

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE AquaBio Completes Mini Constructed Wetland for Knott’s Berry Farm Buena Park, CA – March 17, 2017 – Today was marked by AquaBio’s successful installation of a mini constructed wetland in Knott’s Berry Farm’s Luau Lagoon. The lagoon has recently been dealing with water quality issues, and Knott’s contacted AquaBio Environmental Technologies to help solve their problems. With [...]

The County of Los Angeles is Going “Blue”

By |May 1st, 2008|Categories: AquaBio News|Tags: , , |

The County of Los Angeles is going “Blue” reducing pollutants in the county’s lakes & reservoirs. AquaBio Watershed Restoration & Lake Management Division, a subsidiary of AquaBio Environmental Technologies, Inc., has just signed a 5 year services agreement

Why Did That Fancy Aerator Make My Lagoon Smell WORSE?

By |April 30th, 2008|Categories: Wastewater|Tags: |

By: Valerie Anne Edwards, President, Alken-Murray Corp. Edited by DeAna Vitela, Director, AquaBio Environmental Technologies, Inc. There are aeration system marketing companies that promise you that all you have to do to fix odor in your lagoon is to purchase a large expensive aeration system, because aerobic bacteria do not create nasty odors. So, you harness your resources for a [...]

Caring For Our Urban Lakes

By |April 22nd, 2008|Categories: Bioremediation, Watershed Management, Watershed Restoration|Tags: , , |

For the most part urban lakes are static in nature & have little or no exchange of clean water flowing into or out of them, to dilute the acclimation of waterfowl wastes, fertilizers, urban, & storm water runoff. This acclimation of pollution can create the equivalent of an open waste treatment facility, overwhelming the ecosystems of these lakes & the [...]

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