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Webinar: Harmful Algal Blooms

04 June 2025

11:30 - 12:30

Online

Fish Farmer’s Algal Blooms webinar, in association with Poseidon Ocean Systems, featured a panel discussion on the causes of harmful algal blooms, how prediction can be improved and what mitigating actions can be taken.

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Fish Farmer’s Algal Blooms webinar on 4 June, in association with Poseidon Ocean Systems, featured a discussion on the causes of harmful algal blooms (HABs), how to improve the prediction of HABs, and mitigation actions.

We brought together a group of experts to find out how the aquaculture sector is dealing with the problem. Our panel for the webinar was made up of:

Linda Lawton, Robert Gordon University
Jill Couto-Phoenix, Lantra
Beth Osborne, Loch Duart
Sarah Riddle, SAIC
Robert Wyvill, Poseidon Ocean Systems
Robert Outram, Fish Farmer magazine (Facilitator)

Find out what they had to say in this video.

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Robert Outram

editor@fishfarmermagazine.com

www.fishfarmermagazine.com

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All Speakers

Robert Wyvill

Robert Wyvill, Commercial Manager, Europe

Poseidon Ocean Systems

Beth Osborne

Fish Health & Welfare Manager

Loch Duart Ltd

Sarah Riddle

Head of Research & Innovation

Sustainable Aquaculture Innovation Centre - SAIC

Jillian Couto-Phoenix

Head of Aquaculture

Lantra

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