When it comes to natural bodies of water, bathing lakes, fish farms or water obstacles on golf courses, it's often difficult to maintain the water quality and keep it balanced and healthy. Our case studies show just how varied the effects of this problem can be and how bodies of water can be brought back into balance using natural and sustainable means.
10 Case studies
10 Case studies
Page Lake, Lakeside, PA 18847, USA
After years of sediment accumulation and increasing algae pressure, Page Lake needed a more sustainable approach to water quality management. Working alongside SOLitude Lake Management, Oase implemented one of its largest SchlixX Plus applications to date, helping restore water clarity, reduce organic accumulation, and support the long-term health of this resident-led community lake.
Suzhou, China
Restoring water quality at a public park lake in China
Arizona, USA
Discover how Dobson Ranch HOA improved water quality in Lake #8 by addressing phosphorus and sediment accumulation at the source. The project achieved a 30%+ reduction in phosphate levels, significant sediment reduction and increased water storage capacity, helping support long-term lake health.
Quellitzsee, Germany
When excessive sludge accumulation threatened the long-term health of Quellitzsee and risked disrupting one of Germany's most prestigious canoeing events, local authorities needed an alternative to costly dredging.
Landau, Germany
Located within Ostpark in Landau, Germany, Schwanenweiher Pond is an important community asset, providing a space for recreation, wildlife, and enjoyment for local residents. Like many urban ponds, however, the water body had been experiencing a gradual decline in water quality for years.
Illinois, USA
The 4-acre Illinois pond was overrun with thick algae blooms and dense mats of watermeal, before seeing a remarkable turnaround with Oase SeDox and SeDox Max applications.
Texas, USA
As part of its Town Center development, the City of Early, Texas set out to transform a former agricultural pond into a 7-acre recreational fishing lake designed to serve as a long-term community asset.
Georgsmarienhütte, Germany
A special area of conservation in Georgsmarienhütte, Germany
Rödental, Germany
Solving oxygen deficiency, sludge build-up and high fish mortality at a local fish farm using Oase water treatment products.
Jabbeke, Belgium
Severe bloom of blue-green algae (cyanobacteria), official swimming ban.
Page Lake, Lakeside, PA 18847, USA
After years of sediment accumulation and increasing algae pressure, Page Lake needed a more sustainable approach to water quality management. Working alongside SOLitude Lake Management, Oase implemented one of its largest SchlixX Plus applications to date, helping restore water clarity, reduce organic accumulation, and support the long-term health of this resident-led community lake.
Suzhou, China
Restoring water quality at a public park lake in China
Arizona, USA
Discover how Dobson Ranch HOA improved water quality in Lake #8 by addressing phosphorus and sediment accumulation at the source. The project achieved a 30%+ reduction in phosphate levels, significant sediment reduction and increased water storage capacity, helping support long-term lake health.
Quellitzsee, Germany
When excessive sludge accumulation threatened the long-term health of Quellitzsee and risked disrupting one of Germany's most prestigious canoeing events, local authorities needed an alternative to costly dredging.
Landau, Germany
Located within Ostpark in Landau, Germany, Schwanenweiher Pond is an important community asset, providing a space for recreation, wildlife, and enjoyment for local residents. Like many urban ponds, however, the water body had been experiencing a gradual decline in water quality for years.
Illinois, USA
The 4-acre Illinois pond was overrun with thick algae blooms and dense mats of watermeal, before seeing a remarkable turnaround with Oase SeDox and SeDox Max applications.
Texas, USA
As part of its Town Center development, the City of Early, Texas set out to transform a former agricultural pond into a 7-acre recreational fishing lake designed to serve as a long-term community asset.
Georgsmarienhütte, Germany
A special area of conservation in Georgsmarienhütte, Germany
Rödental, Germany
Solving oxygen deficiency, sludge build-up and high fish mortality at a local fish farm using Oase water treatment products.
Jabbeke, Belgium
Severe bloom of blue-green algae (cyanobacteria), official swimming ban.