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Using Data Buoys to Monitor Southern Green Bay

University of Wisconsin

Green Bay has suffered continuous influxes of pollutants and contaminants from the Fox River due to non-point source runoff in the watershed. Deterioration of the bay’s water quality extends well into the last century, and while cleanup efforts in the bay have been successful overall, continuous monitoring of the bay is important to ecosystem management. […]

3.7 Chlorophyll and Blue-Green Algae

Chlorophyll is a pigment found in plant cells and some microorganisms, such as algae and cyanobacteria. It gives these organisms their characteristic green color by reflecting the green wavelengths found in sunlight and plays a central role in the process of photosynthesis. There are several different chlorophyll molecule variants that exist. Chlorophyll-a is present in […]

Protecting Lake Lillinonah through Monitoring and Advocacy

Articles Tagged: harmful algal blooms

Using Data Buoys to Monitor Southern Green Bay

University of Wisconsin

3.7 Chlorophyll and Blue-Green Algae

Protecting Lake Lillinonah through Monitoring and Advocacy

Fairfield University | Friends of the Lake

Combating Water Insecurity Through Real-Time Systems

University of Saskatchewan | Global Water Futures Observatories

Long-Term Monitoring in Jordan Pond

Acadia National Park | Friends of Acadia | University of Maine Climate Change Institute

Harmful Algal Bloom Monitoring and Modeling with Real-Time Technology

Yokota Lab at SUNY Oneonta and Otsego Lake Association

Nutrient Monitoring in Great Lakes Tributaries

Heidelberg University