UNH Cooperative Extension reported on the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative 2020 Mini-Conference, including how people involved in the NH Lakes Lay Monitoring Program are responding to the threat of...
Shane Bradt
Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative in 2020: bloomWatch, DataViz, & Opportunities | Hilary Snook
This talk highlights the bloomWatch phone App developed by the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative, including initial start-up issues based on user feedback, as well as, the current changes presently underway to...
Association to Preserve Cape Cod’s Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program | Bryan Horsley
This talk (delivered remotely) included a brief summary of Association to Preserve Cape Cod’s cyanobacteria monitoring program history, methods, purpose, and plans for expansion in future seasons. Association to...
Cyanobacteria Monitoring Conference Attracts Concerned Stakeholders
UNH College of Life Sciences and Agriculture reported on the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative 2020 Mini-Conference. Sixty-nine people attended and an additional 18 joined through video chat from across New England...
Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative in 2020: bloomWatch, DataViz, & Opportunities | Hilary Snook
This talk highlights the bloomWatch phone App developed by the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative, including initial start-up issues based on user feedback, as well as, the current changes presently underway to...
Lake Massabesic: Monitoring Cyanobacteria in Public Drinking Water | Kristin Conte
Lake Massabesic: Monitoring Cyanobacteria in a Public Drinking Water Source – a presentation given by Kristin Conte of the Manchester Water Works at the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative Mini-Conference on...
The Lower Mill Pond Case Study: Evaluating Trophic Cascades on Cape Cod | Nancy Leland
This talk details how UNH researchers used the cyanoScope kit to evaluate the affect of anadromous juvenile alewife on the plankton population in Lower Mill Pond, Brewster, MA. A trophic cascade was observed, where...
Association to Preserve Cape Cod’s Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program | Bryan Horsley
This talk (delivered remotely) included a brief summary of Association to Preserve Cape Cod’s cyanobacteria monitoring program history, methods, purpose, and plans for expansion in future seasons. Association to...
10 Easy Ways You Can Help Scientists Study the Earth
“Hilary Snook is the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency program lead for a project called the Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative, which works with citizen scientists and trained water professionals to...
Developing a Cyanobacteria Monitoring & Bloom Watch Program | EPA & Minnesota Sea Grant | November 9, 2016
A citizen science training workshop on cyanobacteria, Developing a Cyanobacteria Monitoring & Bloom Watch Program, was hosted by EPA and Minnesota Sea Grant on November 9, 2016. The lead-off presentation was...
Hilary SnookA collaborative, regional approach to cyanobacteria monitoring and bloom detection in New England lakes | North American Lakes Management Society International Symposium | November 3, 2016
In 2013, the EPA Region I Laboratory and the New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission invited stakeholder groups to a cyanobacteria workgroup. The goal of the workgroup was to collaboratively address...
Cyanobacteria Monitoring Collaborative – A Multi-tiered Approach to (Citizen Science Based) Cyanobacteria Monitoring | North American Lakes Management Society International Symposium | November 2, 2016
Volunteer water quality monitoring in New England (NE) is well-established and well-respected. Some NE volunteer monitoring/citizen science programs are now adding cyanobacteria-monitoring to their toolbox in a unique...
Granite Geek: Slimy stuff all over your favorite pond? This is a job for BloomWatch! | Concord Monitor | September 6, 2016
David Brooks of the Concord Monitor discusses the Northeast Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program with EPA’s Hilary Snook. The program covers the monitoring of cyanobacteria through a multi-use approach that helps...
Amanda Murby
