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Restoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through Filtration

Restoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through FiltrationRestoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through FiltrationRestoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through Filtration

Using our technology, we enable communities to restore their lakes and rivers to their natural health & beauty

Restoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through Filtration

Restoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through FiltrationRestoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through FiltrationRestoring Our Lakes & Rivers Through Filtration

Using our technology, we enable communities to restore their lakes and rivers to their natural health & beauty

More About Nutrient Pollution

Threatens Ecosystem

Increased Water Treatment Costs

Nuisance to the Community

Hazardous algae blooms left unchecked can destroy an ecosystem by removing the dissolved oxygen in the water which fish and other organisms rely on to live. This creates a dead zone where nothing can live or thrive.


Nutrient pollution is also driving explosive invasive aquatic plants such as water hyacinth and the giant salvinia.  These plants out-compete native plant species and completely take over lakes. Blocking sunlight for the animals and plants that normally rely on its energy to live.

Nuisance to the Community

Increased Water Treatment Costs

Nuisance to the Community

Hazardous algae blooms are toxic and can cause severe health issues for people and can be fatal for animals.  Not only is hazardous algae blooms unsafe to be around but they also stink and can be unsightly.


Although invasive aquatic plants can at first look beautiful with their flowers, it quickly looses its charm when it fouls up your boat propeller making it impossible to move. Not only that but during times of drought they use absorb a lot of precious water that is needed by the community.

Increased Water Treatment Costs

Increased Water Treatment Costs

Hazardous algae blooms create increased costs for our communities that rely on these waterbodies for water.  Cost such as having to use more chemicals to treat the water, an increase in maintenance costs to keep the water intake structures open and clear.


Operators that maintain lakes must act quickly once a bloom or invasive plant is spotted often having to resort to toxic herbicides and algaecides to prevent a problem from spiraling and becoming uncontrollable. 

Algae Facts

  • 1 bs of phosphorus nutrients will create 500 lbs of algae
  • Doubles in size every 24 hours
  • Toxic to people and animals
  • Removes oxygen from water

Invasive Aquatic Plants Facts

Invasive Aquatic Plants Facts

  • A single colony can double in size every 8 to 12 days
  • Navigation hazard fouling up boat propellers
  • Out competes native plants

Current Methods of Control

Invasive Aquatic Plants Facts

  • Herbicides & algaecide
  • Chemicals such as aluminum, zinc and Phoslock are spread across the lake and settle to the bottom and remain their forever
  • Mechanical harvesting which can make algae toxins airborne

What We Offer

We are a service based company that is able to offer a turn-key nutrient capture service to water districts and communities that require a phosphorus solution. 

  • Low cost (please contact us for a quote)
  • Quick implementation (3 to 6 months)  
  • Sustainable a using a reusable filter material
  • Scalable service to match the concertation and number of acres required to be filtered
  • Depths ranging from min. 6ft depth to max. 50ft depth
  • Not limited to the shoreline but rather systems can be deployed where it is needed


Our guiding principle is the K.I.S.S. approach by designing our filtration systems & processes so that they are;

  • Efficient
  • Modular
  • Simple to maintain and operate
  • Can be scaled and built quickly to respond to the scale of the problem
  • Use commonly available components wherever possible





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Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Lakewater Nutrient Capture ltd

Winnipeg, Manitoba

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