The South Bethany Town Council is set to discuss a proposed pilot program this morning presented by SOLitude Lake Management, a company that specializes in aquatic restoration and algae control.
The South Bethany Canal Water Quality Committee is set to meet Monday morning to discuss spring harvesting plans in the latest effort to improve water quality.
South Bethany is preparing to combat algae infesting its canal system. The town urges locals to delay boat use to facilitate the clean-up, aiming to address the persistent issue.
In an effort to enhance the ecological health of its canals, the Town of South Bethany is shedding light on a misunderstood resident of its waters: Bryozoa.
Residents of South Bethany are raising concerns over deteriorating water quality within the canals. Recent data indicates a significant issue with the water's dissolved oxygen (DO) levels. Lower DO levels can lead to a lack of fish and an increase in algae growth.
The town of Fenwick Island is having a heavy algae growth problem in its canals and they are looking for help from the state to clean it up.
South Bethany is trying to combat their algae growth problem in its canals by doing a spring cleaning. They have hired a harvesting company to get the algae out.
The town of South Bethany has an algae problem year after year but the time has announced the dates for the algae clean up.
Residents in Ocean Pines may see a $15 bay restoration fee on their first quarter water and wastewater bill depending on an exemption from the Maryland Department of the Environment.
The Town of South Bethany is looking to push back their first algae removal date back a week. The town cites wanting the algae to be in full bloom to utilize the removal process.