What We Do

The proprietary Lyndon Water System (LWS) is a unique integration of natural processes.   Water purification is undertaken in extensive, shallow, typically enclosed containment structures.  Floating on the surface of the water is the fastest growing leafed plant in the world.  This plant, due to the rapid growth rate, hungrily pulls nutrients and minerals out of the water.  In doing so the water is purified to the levels normally achieved in the best commercial water treatment plants.

The paradigm shift is to view “waste” in a water stream as free fertilizer instead of a problem.  Use the free fertilizer and release the water for reuse.

Water at this point is suitable for industrial reuse or for irrigation if that is required.   Normally we would expect to continue onto further stages of treatment, in particular combinations of ozone/ultraviolet/ultra-filtration, to take the water quality beyond drinking water.  Water after final treatment will be amongst the best in the world. 

The plants we grow are from the Lemnaceae family.  Various species of this family can be found all over the world and are commonly called “Duckweed”.   They grow quickly and have very high protein content.  Lemnaceae species have a higher quality protein than soya beans, and comparable quantity on a percent of dry weight basis.   As an aquatic crop, they are massively more productive per hectare than any land based agriculture.  Lemnaceae can be converted directly into nourishing meals for people, a high protein food supplement or high quality stock feed as demand dictates.

Macrobracium Prawn Macrobracium Prawn (Macrobracium are a well known fresh water prawn and are in great demand).
Lyndon Water will always engage and work with the local community and will at all times provide opportunities for the communities where it operates to benefit at all socio economic levels and will through employment, education and environmental awareness always attempt have a positive and beneficial impact on the community.

Vast areas of the earth have brackish (mild salt) ground water that is not suitable for drinking or irrigation.   We can desalinate using a very low energy biological process using one of the fastest growing crops on earth.   This crop is integrated with intensive, hygienic fish & vegetable farming making drinking water and food from otherwise, “unusable” water.