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Water Solutions on a Global Scale
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, known as the U.S. freshwater technology capital, recently hosted naval officers from 30 countries at the Global Water Center. Visitors learned how local companies and universities address critical water challenges—from flood sensors and septage treatment systems to research at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee School of Freshwater Sciences.
Aquarius Systems was proud to showcase its Aquatic Vegetation Cutters, Trash Skimmers, and Amphibious Excavators, which help maintain lakes and rivers for drinking water, irrigation, and hydropower. Sharing expertise globally helps safeguard this vital resource for everyone.
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Milfoil — Beating back the invader
Along the Columbia River, milfoil, an invasive aquatic weed, can make boating and recreation difficult. Park maintenance crews use a milfoil harvester, which cuts and collects the plants, keeping waterways clear and safe for visitors.
Once harvested, the milfoil is taken to compost piles, where it naturally breaks down, providing an eco-friendly solution for managing invasive plants. This method helps maintain the river environment while ensuring parks remain accessible and enjoyable.
What is an Aquatic Weed Harvester?
Aquatic Weed Harvesters provide an environmentally friendly way to manage nuisance vegetation in lakes, ponds, and waterways of all sizes. Acting like an underwater lawn mower, they cut and collect submerged, emergent, and floating plants to keep water clear and usable.
Each machine uses a forward conveyor and cutter bars to remove weeds, storing them on board before offloading at shore. Aquarius Systems offers a range of customizable models to meet specific lake and vegetation needs, helping restore balance to aquatic environments.
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