Abstract: The present invention relates generally to a method for control of unwanted debris. More specifically, the present invention relates to a method of separating debris (biotic or abiotic) or other solids from water or other liquids to restore polluted ecosystems.

Abstract: Security bag that incorporates highly visible indicator lines extend horizontally across the width and serve as gauges for the quantity of units within. It's filled through an opening that is sealed by folding the flap upwards such that the opening is closed and the first adhesive seal (located on the front surface) comes into contact with the flap. After been sealed, the user may fold the lower portion towards the upper portion. The folds are continued until reach the appropriate indicator line for the quantity of units within. The second adhesive seal (located at the base of the rear surface of the flap) is used to secure the folded portion in place at the indicator line. Also has features found in conventional coin bags (receipts, etc.) Additionally, it's available in various capacities and may incorporate multiple individual chambers for storing coins, among other unit types (casino chips, etc.