Blue-green algae found in Lower Shebandowan Lake

The Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks will conduct tests to determine if the Blue-green algae bloom is toxic.

Blue-green algae confirmed at Rossmere Bay on Middle Lake Shebandowan

Blue-green algae is unusual on Lake Superior but experts say that might not last

Health dept. says avoid portions of Shenandoah River, Lake Anna due to harmful algae blooms

Blue-green algae confirmed in Shelter Bay on Lower Shebandowan Lake

Okanagan Indian Band posted warning about algae bloom in North Okanagan waterway - Vernon News

Blue-green algae confirmed at Rossmere Bay on Middle Lake Shebandowan

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Thunder Bay-area lakes studied for bacteria that cause blue-green algae blooms (2 Photos)

Blue-green algae in 16 lakes across Nova Scotia already

Expert advises vigilance for blue-green algae in Thunder Bay-area lakes (2 Photos)

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