Osmosis Installs Constructed Wetlands

Posted August 04, 2009 by Michael Stusser    

Osmosis continues to move toward becoming a green spa (an ongoing process), with the completion of our new greywater system and constructed wetlands, the first of its kind in Sonoma County. Saving nearly 1000 gallons of water per day, Osmosis is paving the way for other local businesses seeking to transform used water into thriving gardens.

In addition to being beautiful water gardens in and of themselves, constructed wetlands support biological diversity.  Essentially an organic water treatment facility, our constructed wetlands will serve as a home for thriving plant and animal life, including Northern California’s abundant native birds, reptiles, water lilies, and more.  Access the full press release here.

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