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Saanich Inlet, British Columbia, Canada |
A bloom of non-toxic Noctiluca algae is lining Saanich Inlet’s shoreline; safe for swimmers and shellfish consumption so far. Scientists say the bloom is not producing toxins yet, but could as the water gets warmer. “This one is a bit early!” said Galbraith.
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Noctiluca bloom in bayKasaan, Alaska, United States
May 30, 2024
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Algal Bloom, Possibly Noctiluca, in Kizhuyak BayChiniak, Alaska, United States
Aug 11, 2019
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Dangerously high levels of Red Tide found in bivalve shellfish on B.C. coastSechelt, British Columbia, Canada
Nov 1, 2018
Global News
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Red-brown algae blooms spotted in Puget SoundPuget Sound, Washington, United States
Jul 26, 2018
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'Red tide' algal blooms appearing around B.C. coastal watersCoastal Waters, British Columbia, Canada
Jul 18, 2018
CBC News
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