Guides & field case studies
Learn how The Water Raptor harvests aquatic weeds, stages herbicide work, and restores depth across lakes, ponds, rivers, and canals. We publish technical playbooks and real-world narratives so you can plan confident projects with amphibious machinery.
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Water Raptor Deployment Checklist (Before We Arrive)
A practical pre-job checklist to make harvesting, dredging, and shoreline work faster and keep costs predictable.
Sediment removal plans that actually work (before the dredge shows up)
A field-first planning framework to measure muck, stage dewatering, choose disposal routes, and keep dredging productive from day one.
Harvesting dense cattails with The Water Raptor: the field playbook
A step-by-step approach to opening clogged shorelines, cutting cattails cleanly, and keeping biomass moving without turning the bank into a mess.
Depth restoration case study: turning a shallow basin back into a lake
How a measured dredge scope, disciplined dewatering, and consistent hauling restored depth and reduced the stirred-up look that returned after storms.
Lake maintenance plans that keep clarity (without constant emergencies)
A seasonal maintenance cadence that combines harvesting, monitoring, and targeted response so your lake stays usable through the hottest months.
River & canal corridors unblocked: keeping flow moving without shutdowns
How we remove debris, trim problem vegetation, and stage dredging in narrow corridors so water keeps moving and stakeholders stay happy.
Authors
Meet the team behind the resources
Field operators and planners publish what works in real ponds and lakes so you can copy proven playbooks.
Water Raptor Field Team
Operators & Project Leads
Amphibious operators and project leads documenting harvesting, dredging, shoreline work, and maintenance operations in the field.
Lake Management Desk
Planning & Water Quality
Planning, monitoring, and water-quality support team translating field data into practical maintenance programs.
Media Showcase
Field story gallery
Journal-style photos that capture herbicide staging, harvesting piles, dredging passes, and river work completed with The Water Raptor.