We Are Field & Lab Tested
For almost three decades AquaBio has been in the field or on the water successfully restoring lake, reservoir, river, lagoon and other aquatic habitat. Our processes use bioremediation, phytoremediation and up-to-date science allowing nature to assist itself in creating balanced ecosystems. Blending nature with proven bioremediation science the AquaBio team is made up of biologists, scientists and engineers who use natural beneficial microbial blends, beneficial plants and animals where applicable.
Remediating contamination in bodies of water nationally and abroad at very competitive pricing and reduced regulatory impact is our business.
Bioremediation
Bioremediation Products & Training
Bioswales
Consulting
Constructed Wetlands
Domestic Waterfowl & Turtle Relocation
Effluent Treatment Wetlands™
Emergency Cleanup
Environmental Permitting
Fishery Science
Floating Treatment Wetlands™
Manual & Mechanical Weed Removal
Monitoring
Phytoremediation
Sampling & Analysis
Site Assessment
Site Management
Stormwater Remediation
Watershed Management
Watershed Restoration & Installation
A Client’s View
30 Years of Field Experience
We are lab and field tested since 1987. AquaBio has three decades of watershed services and management experience.
Exceptional Staff
Our technologists and field personnel have built a reputation for integrity and success.
Effective Products & Processes
Over the years we have discovered, formulated and aided in the development of some of the remediation industry’s most effective products.
The AquaBio Team In Action
National Public Lands Day planting and launch of AquaBio Floating Islands. Eagle Scout Dallin headed the project at Mary Vagle Nature Center Lake, Fontana, California.
AquaBio team members put seine nets to work while gathering invasive aquatic species. Fontana, California.
Aquatic turtles enjoy the sun on a mature floating island habitat.
AquaBio’s Staff Biologist Drew Adamski cares for abandoned domestic waterfowl during capture and relocation efforts at Village Pond Park. The park is being renovated to create a better, healthier environment for wildlife and park visitors. Lake Forest, California.