The Texas Aquatic Plant Management Society recently elected Trent Lewis, FPC, owner of PondMedics, President-Elect at last week’s...
After one year of PondMedics implementing a monthly ANS (aquatic nuisance species) survey using submersed vegetation detection and mapping technology, North Texas’ largest...
Our drones are extremely useful for analyzing vegetation densities for planning purposes, quoting the project and determining project success. Here’s...
On August 29, 2015, the EPA and USACOE new Clean Water Rule, which seeks to clearly define “Waters of the...
Infrared sensors on our drones help us detect and assess aquatic vegetation infestations in ponds and lakes. Here’s a survey...
There are many factors that cause ponds to fill with silt and sediment – storm water runoff carrying soil is...
Have your cattails and shoreline emergents been growing and spreading all summer? Did you know the fall is one of...
We occasionally post before/after pictures on social media of the work we do. They are dramatic and they get attention....
Wetland mitigation is abuzz within the aquatic community. Restoring natural wetland environments are good things, but when they interfere with...
Thinking outside the box is what it takes to manage ponds, lakes and other surface waters. Los Angeles county has...
