Tabor Lake Biomass Transformation: Sustainable Composting of Aquatic Weed

The proposed research project at Tabor Lake, led by a dedicated intern, focuses on transforming the overgrown aquatic weeds in the lake into a valuable resource. These weeds, currently a nuisance, will be converted into organic compost through innovative and eco-friendly methods. This compost can then be used to enrich soil, supporting agriculture and gardening. The project is not just about cleaning up the lake; it’s about turning an environmental problem into a practical solution. For the Tabor Lake Society, our partner in this endeavor, the benefits are twofold: it helps restore the natural balance of the lake, making it healthier for wildlife and enjoyable for the community, and provides a sustainable way to manage weed overgrowth in the future. This project promises to be a win-win for both the environment and the local community.

Faculty Supervisor:

Hossein Kazemian

Student:

Partner:

Tabor Lake Cleanup Society

Discipline:

Physics

Sector:

Other services (except public administration)

University:

University of Northern British Columbia

Program: