06/09/2026
Blue-green algae (BGA) blooms are increasing in frequency worldwide, and they're harder to manage than most people realize.
Despite its name, BGA isn't actually algae. It's cyanobacteria, one of the oldest life forms on Earth. When blooms form, they can pose serious risks to ecosystems, drinking water, and public health. Yet monitoring them effectively requires selecting the approach that's best suited for the particular situation.
That's why we built a comprehensive BGA guide, covering everything from what causes blue-green algae blooms to detection methods, field challenges, and sensor solutions.
Read the full resource: https://in-situ.com/parameters/bga