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Algal blooms: a growing threat

Features25 Jul 2025by Robert Outram

While algae are part of the marine ecosystem, certain species can create dangerous conditions for farmed fish or produce toxins making shellfish unsafe for consumption. Fish Farmer’s Algal Blooms webinar on 4 June, in association with Poseidon Ocean Systems, featured a panel discussing the causes of harmful algal blooms (HABs), how to improve the prediction of HABs and mitigation actions.

Marine algae, diatoms

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