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Task Force Reports and Presentations

Reports prepared by the Florida Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force identify and address harmful algal bloom issues and concerns, including negative environmental impacts and potential human health risks.



Cyanotoxin Detection and Quantification and Instrumentation Workshop

Participants in this 2001 workshop met to discuss the use of probes, sensors, and other instruments to detect blue-green algal species and toxins. The workshop focused on the needs of the drinking water industry.

Harmful Algal Blooms in Florida ("White Paper")

This report, also called the "White Paper," was prepared by the Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force Technical Advisory Group. It was submitted to the Task Force in 1999.

Resource Guide For Public Health Response To Harmful Algal Blooms In Florida

Based on recommendations from the FHABTF Public Health Technical Panel, this technical report updates and expands on the 1999 "White Paper." It provides information for managers to develop localized public health response plans to HABs.



FWC Facts:
The organism that causes red tide in Florida, Karenia brevis, owes its name to a state researcher of harmful algal blooms, Dr. Karen Steidinger.

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