Blue-green algae - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada

Blue-green algae information and reports for Nova Scotia. Watch for blue-green algae from May to October. Blue-green algae (also called cyanobacteria) occurs naturally in surface waters like lakes, ponds, rivers and streams.

Wet spring and rising temps - potential for harmful algae and a need to reduce pollution, Outdoors

Dartmouth lake closed due to suspected blue-green algae bloom

We've been finding them everywhere:” HRM holds blue-green algae info session - Halifax

Cyanobacteria

PDF) Monitoring, Managing, and Communicating Risk of Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) in Recreational Resources across Canada

Measuring toxins produced by cyanobacteria to protect our waters - National Research Council Canada

Blue-green algae - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada

Blue-green algae - Government of Nova Scotia, Canada

Algae a blooming problem in Nova Scotia lakes, City, Halifax, Nova Scotia

From blue to green: another year, another nasty algae bloom - Environmental Defence

Blue-green algae: What to do if you find it — Ducks Unlimited Canada