Dredging Process

 


 

Dredging is the process of removing accumulated sediment from the bottom or banks of bodies of water, including rivers, lakes or streams. You can better support and sustain ecosystems when you dredge local waterways, even to help with construction projects. Further, dredging can environmentally help many different types of waterways, from long beachfronts to smaller ponds - hydraulic dredging.

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