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The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for May 2023 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for April 2023 is available here.

The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for April 2023 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for March 2023 is available here.

The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for March 2023 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for February 2023 is available here.

The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for February 2023 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for January 2023 is available here.

The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for January 2023 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for December 2022 is available here.
The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for December 2022 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for November 2022 is available here.
The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for November 2022 is available here.

The California HAB Bulletin for October 2022 is available here.
The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for October 2022 is available here.

Oct 1: San Francisco Bay’s huge algae bloom is over. But experts are worried about more mass fish kills in the future. San Francisco Chronicle

Oct 4: NCCOS Funds Response to Marine Mammal Mortality Event Occurring in Southern California. NCCOS

Oct 5: Hundreds of sea lions sickened along Calif. coastline. SF Gate

The California HAB Bulletin for September 2022 is available here.
The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for September 2022 is available here.

Sep 4: What’s ailing the sea lions stranded on California beaches? The Guardian

Sep 21: On the Enigmatic ‘Flying Potato,’ Neither Plant Nor Animal, That Caused the Bay’s Biggest Harmful Algal Bloom in History. Bay Nature

The California HAB Bulletin for August 2022 is available here.
The CDPH Monthly Biotoxin report for August 2022 is available here.

Aug 22: Rescue center reports sick sea lions showing up in Ventura County. Here’s why. Ventura County Star

Aug 29: Toxic Algal Bloom Spreads Along California Coast, Poisoning Sea Lions. NOAA Fisheries

Aug 29: S.F. Bay’s algae bloom is the largest in over a decade. Here’s why it’s puzzling scientists. San Francisco Chronicle