EditorialProviding Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat

Providing Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat

Operators embellish an established pond habitat and spruce up the plant grounds to enhance the visitor experience.
Providing Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat
Providing Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat

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Providing Sanctuary: Operators Convert Discharge Ponds to Wildlife Habitat
A view of native plants and birds that are typical of wildlife ponds Snoopy, Lucy and Bones.

Some people in Ventura thought the three wastewater discharge ponds near the city’s wastewater treatment plant might go away in 2009 when the State of California tightened discharge standards for its 14 mgd (design) activated sludge water reclamation plant.

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