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Dive into the world of floating wetlands and learn how to boost water health with this fun, hands-on activity!
Please join the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) and FICTILIS studio for a free workshop to learn about the ecological benefits of Floating Treatment Wetlands, and build and install a series of prototypes in the oxbow pond at WVLT's Nyquist-Harcourt Wildlife Sanctuary.
Floating Treatment Wetlands are small raft-like buoyant structures used for mitigating nutrient and chemical pollution in waterways through root and microbial uptake, mitigating algae and harmful bacteria, turning nutrients to usable and sequestrable biomass, as well as providing wildlife habitat and a self-watering growing medium for native sedges, willow, and other species for use in riparian restoration planting.
Register and learn more here.
Dive into the world of floating wetlands and learn how to boost water health with this fun, hands-on activity!
Please join the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT) and FICTILIS studio for a free workshop to learn about the ecological benefits of Floating Treatment Wetlands, and build and install a series of prototypes in the oxbow pond at WVLT's Nyquist-Harcourt Wildlife Sanctuary.
Floating Treatment Wetlands are small raft-like buoyant structures used for mitigating nutrient and chemical pollution in waterways through root and microbial uptake, mitigating algae and harmful bacteria, turning nutrients to usable and sequestrable biomass, as well as providing wildlife habitat and a self-watering growing medium for native sedges, willow, and other species for use in riparian restoration planting.
Register and learn more here.