Category: AquaBytes

  • Real-Life Nightmare: Snakehead Fish Populations Growing in U.S. Waters

    Real-Life Nightmare: Snakehead Fish Populations Growing in U.S. Waters

    They sound like creatures spawned in a low-budget horror movie: eel-like fish with sharp teeth, the ability to breathe air and move on land, and known for their unpleasantly aggressive tendencies. But the snakehead fish (Channa sp.) are neither Hollywood nightmare nor urban legend – they’re real, and their numbers are growing in the U.S.…

  • Establishing a Lake Management Plan: Define Your Objectives for Maximum ROI

    Establishing a Lake Management Plan: Define Your Objectives for Maximum ROI

    I consider it an honor to be recommended by your company, as Aquascape Environmental is the most professional company in your industry. The improvement at the pond at Paces Club in Acworth that you began this summer is remarkable! I really love working on sites that you serve because I kayak and work dogs on…

  • Create a Fish Structure to Attract Fish and Anglers

    Create a Fish Structure to Attract Fish and Anglers

    During fishery assessment, it is not uncommon to come across spots in lakes where there is a larger-than-usual quantity of fish. Such areas are often littered with fallen trees or sunken tree stumps and manmade creations such as brush piles, Christmas trees, rock piles etc. These all make up the category of fish structure. Other…

  • Get to Know Jeremy Brown

    Get to Know Jeremy Brown

    Jeremy Brown has been an avid outdoorsman since childhood. His love for the mountains led him to attend Young Harris College where he graduated in 1998. He later received his Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources from the University of Georgia. After graduation, he fulfilled his lifelong dream of hiking the entire Appalachian trail from…

  • Get to Know Josh Mallon

    Get to Know Josh Mallon

    Josh Mallon was born in Denver Colorado but moved to Kennesaw in the second grade. There, he made some of his closest friends who remain just as close today. Josh attended Georgia Perimeter College before eventually moving on to Georgia State University, graduating with a degree in film studies. From a young age, Josh loved…

  • Now – Back to Nature Build It and They Will Come

    Now – Back to Nature Build It and They Will Come

    “Build It – And They Will Come” was a line in the 1989 movie Field of Dreams movie starring Kevin Costner. In the movie, this line referred that if you built a baseball field – baseball players would show up to play. Well believe or not, this line also applies to process of building a…

  • Get to Know Josh Mallon

    Get to Know Josh Mallon

    Josh Mallon was born in Denver Colorado but moved to Kennesaw in the second grade. There, he made some of his closest friends who remain just as close today. Josh attended Georgia Perimeter College before eventually moving on to Georgia State University, graduating with a degree in film studies. From a young age, Josh loved…

  • Rescuing a Pond from an Invasive Species

    Rescuing a Pond from an Invasive Species

    What’s an environmental learning center focused on native ecology to do when faced with a nonnative, invasive plant choking one of its ponds? This situation required expert guidance and, in this case, Aquascape Environmental stepped up the most effective solution possible. However, the road to conquering the invasive pest was not without a few twists…

  • Get to Know Jeremy Brown

    Get to Know Jeremy Brown

    Jeremy Brown has been an avid outdoorsman since childhood. His love for the mountains led him to attend Young Harris College where he graduated in 1998. He later received his Bachelor of Science in Forest Resources from the University of Georgia. After graduation, he fulfilled his lifelong of hiking the entire Appalachian trail from Maine…

  • Underground Stormwater Features – Out of Sight Often Means Out of Mind

    Underground Stormwater Features – Out of Sight Often Means Out of Mind

    If you have driven in Metro Atlanta lately, you surely know we have a LOT of people and not a lot of open space left anymore. For stormwater management, this has forced many developers to have to shift to underground best management features to free up valuable, useable space which your more standard detention ponds…