Johnathan Todd of Todd Ecological leads us in building a living pond restoration system at our main educational farm. We will construct a river cane floating island embedded with plantings whose roots will grow beneath it and help aerate and clean the pond, which is suffering from algae overgrowth and anaerobicity. See all the steps in this process from mixing the planting medium to building the island and finally, setting it afloat on the water to begin its natural biological filtration process to improve the health of the pond and its ecosystem at the farm. In part 4, energy expert Richard Freudenberger begins by explaining how we are going to use a pond circulator to help keep the water moving for a healthy pond.
VIDEO: Implementing A Living Pond Restoration System Part 4
Johnathan Todd of Todd Ecological leads us in building a living pond restoration system at our main educational farm. We will construct a river cane floating island embedded with plantings whose roots will grow beneath it and help aerate and clean the pond, which is suffering from algae overgrowth and anaerobicity. See all the steps in this process from mixing the planting medium to building the island and finally, setting it afloat on the water to begin its natural biological filtration process to improve the health of the pond and its ecosystem at the farm. In part 4, energy expert Richard Freudenberger begins by explaining how we are going to use a pond circulator to help keep the water moving for a healthy pond.
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A really interesting topic and presentation… I wonder how this system would work in a hot-arid climate :D?
I have a question, we all know ponds have fungi and other oxygen producing bacteria. When the fungi die they release the carbon dioxide or no? Are fungi natural carbon dioxide injection systems that can be used to frack the ground naturally for the search of oil?