Entries Tagged Constructed Wetlands

A 700-acre constructed wetlands at Oregon’s Clean Water Services helps protect river salmon, removes nutrients, and draws birds, wildlife and visitors

Florida Everglades’ manmade wetlands in C-44 Reservoir/Stormwater Treatment Area will restore, protect and preserve wildlife and communities

Broken Arrow city and school district partner to create what is believed to be Oklahoma’s largest floating wetland.

Talking Water Gardens provides effluent cooling and an attraction for birdwatchers and other nature enthusiasts in Albany, Oregon.

Millions of native wetland plants do the work of creating 91 mgd of reliable source water for the North Texas Municipal Water District.

Robert Gearheart recently won an award from the Environmental Law Institute recognizing his work in establishing and guiding the Arcata Marsh Research Institute in Arcata, California

An Oregon city combines a constructed wetland used to cool and treat wastewater effluent with a unique botanical garden

A wetland complex provides effective treatment for an Oregon city and saves some $55 million in capital costs for a facility expansion.

In this week's water and wastewater news, police find a body in a wastewater lagoon, Montreal begins a controversial wastewater dump and an innovative wetlands system solves wastewater problems in Oregon.

A man-made wetland complex provides high-quality water and excellent recreation opportunities for residents of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

A unique water reuse project uses sedges, rushes and other plants to filter effluent-dominated water.

A visually appealing treatment plant helps inspire operators to perform and creates a positive impression for community residents and visitors.