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Buoys for bloom: Devices to detect future harmful algal outbreaks

Two of these high-tech buoys have been deployed, with four more to come. (Supplied)
Dani Brown

Two of six high-tech monitoring buoys designed to automatically detect future harmful algal blooms (HABs) have been deployed. The first […]

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