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Keeping Filterra ‘Off-line’ Whilst Upstream Catchment is Under Construction

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In this video, Ocean Protect’s Brad Dalrymple inspects two Filterra bioretention systems that were recently installed at Purga, Queensland.

This video was filmed shortly after around 250mm of rainfall was recorded as part of Tropical Cyclone Alfred. In this video, Brad discusses why Filterra bioretention systems are kept ‘off-line’ whilst the upstream catchment is under construction.

To find out more about Filterra bioretention, please head to oceanprotect.com.au/filterra or contact us.

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