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Tashigar Norte Permacultural Project

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Commenced:	01/03/2012
Submitted:	06/08/2012
Last updated:	07/10/2015
Location:	Finca Tashigar Norte, Pedro Gonzalez, Nueva Esparta, VE
Phone:	00582952580332
Website:	www.tashipark.org
Climate zone:	Wet/Dry Tropical

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Using the treated water for our WWTP

Project: Tashigar Norte Permacultural Project

Posted by Tashigar Norte over 11 years ago

Tashigar Norte village, consisting of about 20 houses, sends its wastewater to one WWTP located in north-eastern sector of the farm. This sub-project aims to provide a use for treated water.

A view of the area

First of all it is important to know that Tashigar Norte was not initially designed from the perspective of permaculture. Then we adapt the systems that we already have in the farm as much we can.

This WWTP works using mechanical-electric pumps which generate adecuated environments for the bacterias that processed the black water that it have entered in the system through air injection. After the water is filtered and evacuated by another mechanical-electrical pump system.

Until a few months ago this water was not be used. We are designing a system of channels that will play a role similar to that of the swales. Throughout we will plant ornamental plants and coconut palms (to continue with the process of water purification). We have digging already 50% of the channel and transplanted to the surroundings 20 date palms. We are developing a seedbed of around 50 coconut palms.

We hope to have everything ready to receive the new palms within a month or two.

Like a long-term project we would like to replace the current treatment system for other more sustainable. (fitodepuration)

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