ENVR Projects

Located in a highly remote location near the Western Australian boarder, this indigenous tourist business needed a system that protected the unique environmental values of the site, whilst being easy to maintain and able to withstand the harsh Australian outback climate.

ENVR designed and installed a solution that included combined  Orenco Systems®, Inc. AdvanTex® AX100s and Evapotranspiration technologies.

With minimal area for a system install and no availble land for effluent irrgation, ENVRs design for the Howards Springs Tavern used a combination of Orenco's AdvanTex®   AX-MAX™ technology and an evapotranspiration system that bordered the carpark, creating a lush and cooling canopy to an otherwise rugged landscape. 

Tanks were hidden under the carpark to make best use of the available space.

Located on the Katherine River, this historic homestead's wastewater system was in disrepair. It required a solution that could allow the homestead to open again, and handle fluctuating tourist seasons.  

The old septic system was decommissioned and in its place, ENVR installed a new pressurised effluent-only sewer,  Orenco's AdvanTex® AX100s and an Evapotranspiration system to reduce irrigation area requirements.  

An existing wastewater treatment system was failing and unable to meet the wastewater treatment demands of this busy and growing school. 

ENVR decommissioned and replaced it with an Orenco AdvanTex® AX100 secondary treatment system capable of being easily expanded with additional filters to accommodate a planned increase in students in future years. 

Similar to Palmerstone Christian School, an existing wastewater treatment system needed upgrading to support the growth of the school. 

ENVR also decommissioned the old plant and replaced it with an Orenco AdvanTex® AX100 secondary treatment system capable of handling the current and future growth of the school. 

Anglers Choice Fishing Safaris is an successful and established tourism operator in Dundee Beach that required a new onsite wastewater treatment system that could handle its growing business. 

ENVR designed and installed an Orenco AdvanTex® AX20 system to treat all wastewater in a sustainable manner, allowing it to be safely reused for garden watering around the property.

ENVR delivered a fully engineered and transportable Orenco AdvanTex® AX-MAX™ wastewater treatment solution for two eco-camps in the Main Range National Park, part of the World-Heritage listed Gondwana Rainforest of Australia.  Both systems needed to be simple to operate and maintain, have minimal energy use and be capable of producing class A recycled water with advanced nitrogen reduction. 

Increasing urban development in un-sewered areas require sustainable onsite wastewater management solutions.  

Constructed in early 2023, Active Kids Childcare Centre was one such development where ENVR designed and installed an Orenco AdvanTex® system utilising AX20 textile filters with sub-surface irrigation to irrigate natural bushland that surrounded the Centre.

The soft sand of Minjerribah and the close proximity to environmentally sensitive groundwater systems meant a unique solution was required for the Myora Caravan Park  to overcome historic wastewater management issues.

ENVR designed and installed an evapotranspiration system integrated with an Orenco AdvanTex® AX-MAX™ to provide superior quality treatment whilst reducing the overall wastewater discharge to the environment.

The Amity Point Campground required a upgrade of the existing Evapotranspiration treatment system to accommodate an increase in guest occupancy of this popular tourist destination.  To deliver this, ENVR installed Orenco AdvanTex® AX100s and upgraded all control, alarm and pumping systems ensuring the site's longevity for years to come.

Located within the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park, this unique but constrained site required a combination of an Evapotranspiration system to reduce effluent irrigation load, and Orenco AdvanTex® AX100s to support its fluctuating accommodation numbers for many years to come.

Using the treated water to irrigate the lawn and surrounding garden has created a green space at the campsite.

World heritage listed, K'Gari Island is the largest sand island in the world, with highly ecologically sensitive and culturally significant landscapes.

ENVR is working with the Queensland Government to design and upgrade the wastewater systems for a number of campsites, using Orenco AX-MAXs to support the fluctuating accommodation numbers and protect this unique location.

More information to come!