Four ways to demonstrate long-term success.
Note: Not every property qualifies. Please contact Edapho for more details.
Available to: Every client. The baseline you started with is the comparison point for everything that follows.
Can include:
Water quality monitoring across the body
Dissolved oxygen and temperature sensor networks
Sampling schedule across the seasonal cycle
Aquaculture water and stock monitoring
Algae and bloom tracking with alert thresholds
Clarity and turbidity monitoring
Nutrient and loading tracking over time
Water level and flow monitoring
Shoreline and bank change tracking
Drone and aerial imagery for the body and shoreline
Mobile dashboard with seasonal trends and alert thresholds
Annual sensor recalibration and equipment checks
Program-level recognition that your water and your operation meet defined standards. Documentation built from your monitoring data, application records, and protocol compliance: submitted, tracked, and maintained through inspection cycles.
Types of Certifications:
Salmon Safe
Clean Marina programs
Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC)
Best Aquaculture Practices (BAP)
Organic aquaculture certification
Watershed and water-quality program recognition
Wetland and habitat program certification
Blue Flag (beach and marina)
Local and state water-quality programs
Conservation and restoration program recognition
Converting what your water is doing, cleaner water, restored habitat, reduced loading, stabilized banks, into documented value. Water quality improvement on the record, restoration outcomes on the record, and additional program income beyond the water itself.
ROI Opportunities:
Water quality improvement documentation
Nutrient reduction and loading documentation
Water Quality Credits / Nutrient Trading
Wetland and stream mitigation credits
Aquaculture yield and stocking documentation
Premium and certified market access
Habitat and restoration program payments
USDA and NRCS cost-share programs
Tax incentives and rebates
Conservation easement opportunities