Harmful algal blooms are becoming more common across northeastern Minnesota, showing up in waters from remote inland lakes to the vast expanse of Lake Superior. Some produce toxins that can be dangerous to people, pets, and wildlife. Researchers across the region are working to understand better where and why HABs occur and what that might mean for Minnesota waters and communities. Topics include: HABs in northern lakes, HABs in Lake Superior, and Community science for clean water.

This webinar is part of the Twin Ports Climate Conversation series hosted by Minnesota Sea Grant.

This webinar is on October 14, 2025, at 12:00 – 1:00 pm CT. It is available at no cost. Registration is required.

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