Our latest trash trap is designed to capture floating litter in smaller waterways! It’s currently installed at Tanyard Creek and captured 25 cubic feet of trask in 10 days! This week alone it caught 9.4 pounds of litter that did NOT reach the oceans. Way to go...
(Photo by Will Parson/Chesapeake Bay Program) Watershed specialists Carlos Rich, top, and Dawayne Garnett from Groundwork Anacostia River D.C. work to empty a Bandalong Litter Trap at Kenilworth Park in northeast Washington, D.C., on Oct. 1, 2014. Ashley Duncan...
Photo from: Year of the Anacostia We are proud to see another one of our Bandalong traps in action in Mt. Rainier, MD on the Anacostia River. It is the first of it’s kind in Maryland! The Anacostia Riverkeeper, Mt. Rainier, Prince George’s County, and...
Storm Water Systems is honored to be chosen in this year’s Georgia Water Coalition Clean 13. The Georgia Water Coalition’s inaugural Clean 13 Report highlights extraordinary efforts on the part of businesses, industries, local governments, non-profit...
It was just a year ago when Storm Water Systems installed the Flat Creek Bandalong Litter Trap in Gainesville, Georgia (similar to the one pictured above). Not only has the device produced a steady flow of trash and recyclables, but officials are now looking at...
The Alabama Department of Environmental Management was impressed with the performance of Storm Water Systems’ trash trap in Mobile. In a recent report the trap had captured 500 cubic yards of thrash. Check out the full details of the audit and read the original...
