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Whether your waterway is used for recreation, storm water retention,
irrigation, or for aesthetic purposes, a professional aquatic
management program should be implemented.
Freshwater systems can be impacted by development, storm water
runoff, pollution, and the introduction of exotic plant species.
Essentially, many aquatic plants will become a nuisance if left to
grow uncontrollably. They can inhibit recreational use of your
waterway, clog irrigation lines, decrease water retention capacity,
harm fish populations, and decrease property values.
Furthermore, the introduction of exotic (non-native) plants has been
particularly challenging in the state of Florida. Our year-round
semi tropical climate has allowed many exotic species to spread out
of control without any "natural" enemies that may be found
in their native habitat. The detrimental end result is a reduction
of native beneficial aquatic plants. Some exotic nuisance species
(Native to South America, Africa, Australia and Asia) that often
invade our freshwater systems include; hydrilla, water hyacinths,
water lettuce, torpedo grass, alligator weed, melaleuca, Brazilian
pepper, and even Chinese tallow.
Aquatic Biologists, Inc. specializes in the management and control
of nuisance aquatic plants. Our company counts with a professional
trained staff of aquatic biologists, which can manage any existing
problems your waterways may have. Our professional team will work
with you in implementing the best aquatic management program that
will suit your needs by utilizing the best methodologies and
techniques available in the industry.
For your free
aquatic inspection and aquatic management program proposal call us
at 1-800-785-2000. |