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Grass Carp are a biological control method that can reduce the need for chemical treatments in your pond.
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From best practices that keep plants healthy to developing environmental approaches that allow us to reduce the use of water, chemicals, and fossil fuels, our experience and innovation runs far and wide. These resources reflect the best practices we use every day in the field.

Grass Carp are a biological control method that can reduce the need for chemical treatments in your pond.

Aquatic Specialist Rashawn Robertson of our Foster Lake team is here to remind you that artificial fish habitat is a key component in maintaining a healthy, thriving fishery!

Who needs an artificial Christmas tree when you have artificial fish habitat? Our Foster Lake & Pond Management team can help you support aquatic wildlife with “Ugly Trees!”

Meet Ryan Shubert, a Stormwater Technician on our Foster Lake & Pond Management team. In this video, Ryan shares why he chose this field of work and gives us a glimpse into what exactly the job entails.

From the coastal Carolinas to the hills of Appalachia, stormwater management is all the buzz after three storms dropped extraordinarily heavy rain across our state these last two months.

Look out for toxic algae while you’re outside with your pets! Learn how to spot toxic algae and what to do if you think your pet’s been exposed.

Are you curious about the negative and positive roles stormwater plays in resupplying our drinking water?

Opening a valve sounds easy, doesn’t it? But it’s not enough. We have tips to keep your lakes and ponds prepared for storms.

Hurricane season is here! We’ve got you covered with useful tips and advice to help you weather the storm. Plus, we debunk a common storm myth and explain why draining ponds or valves can be a bad idea. Stay safe!

Is your pond or stormwater device looking a little green? We can help! Check out these amazing before and after photos to see the difference a little maintenance makes.

Electrofishing surveys are a safe, effective, scientific method for gathering valuable data for fisheries and trophy pond management.

Do your inlets or outlets need repair? Clean and properly functioning stormwater systems are key to a healthy community.

October is peak time for toupee caterpillar presence. Keep reading to learn more about this venomous insect found across the southeast.

Get the details on how the meeting with students at the North Carolina State University Horticulture Club went this week.

Learn why is the ideal season to lay the biological foundation for a thriving, productive fishery—and how we can help.

Routine pruning should follow the plant, the property, and the purpose—not simply the calendar.

Cyanobacteria (often called blue-green algae) looks and photosynthesizes just like algae—but can produce dangerous toxins. Check out our work before and after treatment.

Proper pruning keeps your community looking its best, supports healthy plant growth, and protects the long-term value of your landscape. Here’s what property managers should know.