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Dr.
Gilles Wendling |
3591
Ranch Point Road
Nanaimo, BC
V9R 6W9 Canada
Ph:
250-756-4538
Cel: 250-713-4538
email: info@gwsolutions.ca
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Assisting public
and private water purveyors in the management
of water resources. Dr. Wendling
has 18 years of consulting experience in
hydrogeology and his doctoral research was
on the design of water wells. GW Solutions
provides expertise in designing, siting,
and testing of production wells, and optimizing
their performance. We also design and implement
maintenance and rehabilitation programs.
- Educating water purveyors
about the protection and management of water
sources (aquifers and watersheds).
This includes education in water conservation
as well as in the preservation of both water
quantity and quality. Water quality can
be impacted by viruses, bacteria, protozoae
(giardia and cryptosporidium, etc.), contaminants
(organics such as hydrocarbon petroleum,
inorganics such as heavy metals) and emerging
contaminants such as pharmaceutical products
and endocrine disruptors.
Gilles Wendling was involved
in the design of the Gulf Island Waterscape
Poster (click to enlarge)
 Assisting and educating
regulators, water purveyors and users about
water management, water conservation and
regulatory issues. Dr. Wendling
has developed educational material on the
new groundwater protection regulations and
is delivering workshops on behalf of the
BC Groundwater Association (of which he
is the Managing Director). He has also designed and produced the BCGWA Ground Water Protection Regulation Handbook.
- Providing land developers
with technical expertise in water supply
and the disposal of treated liquid waste
effluent in the ground.
Improving bedrock well through
hydrofracking (click to enlarge)
- Assisting consulting
firms. Dr. Wendling provides technical
assistance, and senior and peer review to
consulting engineering firms providing services
in the field of hydrogeology.
Gilles Wendling is the Managing Director
of the BC
Groundwater Association and a member
of the Canadian
Groundwater Association, the National
Groundwater Association, the International Association of Hydrogeologists, Hydrogeologists Without Borders and the Small Water Users Association of British Columbia.
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