Irrigation canals and ponds have been used for centuries to transport water to crops, and this concept has remained largely unchanged since its invention, save for…

With inclement weather and droughts throughout North America, water conservation is more important than ever. Garden ponds, watershed ponds, storage reservoirs, canals, golf courses, lakes, lagoons,…

UPDATED: 15 March 2024 In the past vapor barriers were installed frequently in homes and buildings, but they are now less common for a variety of…

Mining overburden refers to the soil, rocks, and ecosystem materials that lie above an ore body or coal seam, which must be moved or cleared away…

Lake restoration encompasses the strategies and actions taken to return degraded or polluted lakes to a healthier state, thus ensuring the sustainability of their ecosystems, enhancing…

Bioretention ponds have emerged as a tool in the modern landscape architect’s arsenal, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal to manage stormwater effectively. These systems not only…

Landfills are essential components of waste management systems, providing a safe and efficient method for disposing of waste materials. A crucial aspect of landfill design is…

Salt evaporation ponds, also known as salt pans or salt flats, are human-made or naturally occurring shallow ponds designed for the production of salt through the…

Do you suspect that your pond has a leak in it? Do you see seepage, marshy, or extremely green areas where they weren’t before? You might…

Although containment options such as concrete and coatings can be a good choice when money is no object, often this isn’t the case. Increasingly due to…