About Parklink

Where we came from

Well, we could waffle on about our enormously wide range of incredibly innovative, technologically advanced, leading-edge solutions for lakes, ponds, sewer networks and wastewater treatment but we are guessing that you will probably gloss over such cliches and want to dig a bit deeper. After all, you can learn all about the ‘what we do’ on the other pages of our website.

So who is Parklink? The real answer to who we are and what drives us lies inside our motto, ‘Water for Life’. We unpack this answer further down the page but not before giving you the privilege of viewing our good-looking mugshots so you know what we look like next time you call.

Meet Our Team

Hayden Senior

General Manager

Regan Senior

Business Development

Nathan Robertson

Operations Manager

Water For Life.

To us, ‘Water for Life’ is full of meaning. It speaks to all forms of life within water – much of which our products and equipment help to grow and thrive. It reminds us of the fact that every living thing needs water to survive and how it is a limited and precious resource. It has to do with the role water plays in our everyday lives; be it for recreation, supplying food or just something beautiful to look at. Perhaps the most important aspect of this is that Water for Life encompasses our mission to improve life and livelihoods, both yours and ours but also loads of less-fortunate others that benefit from the charities we donate to every year. Whether or not this resonates with you, you can rest assured that every sale goes towards improving someone’s life somewhere, in a meaningful way.

PS. Are you already one of our raving fans and wanting a Parklink cap to prove that to everyone else? If so, drop us a line and we’ll send you one – no charge!

Project Spotlights

Wellington Zoo

Within the first 12 months, the filamentous algae had reduced in depth and was about one metre below the water line, dark green in colour indicating that its supply of nitrogen was being successfully controlled by the treatment.

The water quality has remained stable and very clear and clean, with fish life visible. There is no odour and no requirement to empty the pond for cleaning while the treatment continues to keep the nutrient status of the pond in balance.

Kereta Lake Restoration Project

Looking back to 1970 and before the introduction of Common Carp, Lake Kereta, a ‘dune lake’ set in a coastal environment, was pristine, boasting beautiful clear waters.

Fast-forward to 2006 when Ed and Nicola Donald, part of local land care and environmental groups, purchased the lake in conjunction with their neighbour, Mark O’Connell, the lake was in very poor condition. It was full of algae and Common Carp as well as overrun with aqua weed.