Our technologies reduce contaminants in lakes and ponds and foster a healthy aquatic ecosystem through ecological sound and proven solutions.
The BioHaven® Floating Treatment Wetlands (FTW) restore contaminated waterbodies to health using the same basic principle as Mother Nature, harnessing plants, microbes and the natural formation of biofilms. The floating islands remove excess nutrients and pollutants from ponds and lakes without chemicals. At the same time, the islands harmonize with the natural environment and enhance fish and wildlife habitat. Read more...
Advanced aeration with Bubble Tubing® and bio-augmentaton with Bacterius™, a line of natural and beneficial microorganisms, offer complementary or stand-alone environmentally sound solutions to improve water quality in lakes and ponds or in industrial sites for leachate and wastewater treatment.
VITA Water Technologies, serving Western Canada, is member of a network that successfully installed worldwide over 8,000 floating islands in the last decade, improving ecosystems in many watersheds.



All our technologies, developed by expert teams from research institutes have demonstrated achievable results and multiple benefits:
- Low capital cost, minimal maintenance
- Robust, long guaranteed durability, proven in harsh Northern climates and in tropical regions alike
- Fast and easy install, no disturbance to the environment
- BioHaven, modular, in standard or custom designed shapes, available from 2.5 m² to 4,000 m², remain in place during ice-up.
- Bubble Tubing® custom lengths, three standard dimameters.
- OctoAir-10 and 60 Stainless Steel frame for industrial aeration
- Bacterius bio-augmentation tailored to your specific needs
- Environmentally safe, low impact installations
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In Ecuador BioHavens & Streambed make Guayaquil estuary safe for swimming again (...more)
July 31, 2018
VITA Water Tech (Lethbridge) installed 4,200 sq ft of BioHavens and two streambeds in an estuary in Guayaquil to decontaminate the heavily polluted water from...