A Small Dredge in Action. See How Dredging Works with the Dino6 Dredge.

Dredging is an important process in the maintenance and health of waterways and assorted bodies of water. Over time, the water in lakes, rivers, harbors, ponds and elsewhere deposits sand, silt and other debris during sedimentation. This can cause waterways to become too shallow to allow commercial and recreational marine traffic to pass, and it can choke off needed nutrients and oxygen from ecosystems - with detrimental results for aquatic wildlife and native plants.
To combat the effects of sedimentation - as well as the accumulation of hazardous materials in certain instances - dredging actively excavates unwanted sediment and debris from bodies of water and transports the material to a different location. So much of the water around us is used for the transport of goods, recreational purposes, and the habitat of fish and other aquatic life. Therefore, dredging serves to help keep everything from commercial waterways and canals navigable to ponds and shorelines healthy and attractive.
To learn more about dredging and how it works, visit: geoforminternational.com/sedi...

[@JerseySteve1]

Thanks for the video.My small town just approved our Lake to be dredge.Its been neglected for some time now.We're looking forward to that Park becoming a place it once was.Canoeing and Fishing,With Picnic areas.

[@ethanarnold8795]

How’s everything coming along with the park?

[@JohnHighmerSmith]

great vid, needs sound!!

[@jonswihart1340]

What does something like this cost?

[@t0adgr0w]

I wouldn’t be surprised at £50k+. I need one 😫