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HAB About WHOI WHOI People Directory Menu About Background Related Resources Contact HABs Alexandrium Pseudo-nitzschia Dinophysis Karenia mikimotoi Margalefidinium polykrikoides CyanoHABs Monitoring WHOI HABhub HABhub Blog HAB Observing Network – New England Environmental Sample Processor Imaging FlowCytobot Shellfish Monitoring Forecasting 2022 Forecast 2021 Forecast 2020 Forecast 2005-2020 Forecasts For Educators Data Archive HAB Forecasting 2005-2020 Forecasts Bloom Observations 2019 Bloom Season 2016 Bloom Season 2015 Bloom Season 2014 Bloom Season 2013 Bloom Season 2012 Bloom Season 2011 Bloom Season 2010 Bloom Season 2009 Bloom Season 2008 Bloom Season 2007 Bloom Season 2006 Bloom Season 2005 Bloom Season Hydrometerological Forecasts Cyst Maps PSP Closure Maps Media News Menu About Background Related Resources Contact HABs Alexandrium Pseudo-nitzschia Dinophysis Karenia mikimotoi Margalefidinium polykrikoides CyanoHABs Monitoring WHOI HABhub HABhub Blog HAB Observing Network – New England Environmental Sample Processor Imaging FlowCytobot Shellfish Monitoring Forecasting 2022 Forecast 2021 Forecast 2020 Forecast 2005-2020 Forecasts For Educators Data Archive HAB Forecasting 2005-2020 Forecasts Bloom Observations 2019 Bloom Season 2016 Bloom Season 2015 Bloom Season 2014 Bloom Season 2013 Bloom Season 2012 Bloom Season 2011 Bloom Season 2010 Bloom Season 2009 Bloom Season 2008 Bloom Season 2007 Bloom Season 2006 Bloom Season 2005 Bloom Season Hydrometerological Forecasts Cyst Maps PSP Closure Maps Media News WHOI HAB Hub Open source data portal for real-time sharing and visualization of bloom observations, sensor data, and model products Learn more Shellfish Monitoring Information about HAB monitoring programs in New England, including links to shellfish harvest closures. Access to information on state programs Sensors and Autonomous Monitoring HAB surveillance in New England waters utilizes a network of mobile advanced autonomous sensors and platforms. Learn more HAB Species in New England New England waters are impacted by multiple HAB species, including those that are well-established and others that are new in the region. About HABs in New England HABON-NE HABON-NE (HAB Observing Network - New England) is a network of advanced HAB sensors and deployment platforms providing continuous, real-time HAB surveillance in New England waters. More about HABON-NE Resources for Educators Harmful algal blooms can be used to illustrate important concepts in biology, ecology, marine science, data analysis, and more. Explore ways to incorporate HABs into educational curriculum. About HAB Species Information about HAB species and syndromes History Learn about the history of HABs in New England waters Bloom Forecasting Annual forecasts simulating germination, growth, and transport of Alexandrium catenella cells Sensors HABON-NE utilizes a fleet of advanced sensors and deployment platforms for continuous and adaptive HAB monitoring WHOI HAB Hub Data portal for real-time sharing and visualization of sensor data, observations, and model products About HAB The management of harmful algal blooms (HABs) in New England has grown more challenging due to the emergence of New HAB species that can cause seafood poisoning and disrupt ecosystems. The HAB website was created as a regional resource that provides background information as well as access to bloom monitoring data and commentary, forecasting model products, and data collected by HAB sensors deployed throughout the region. Learn about new HABhub features and capabilities! Visit the HABhub blog to learn about latest updates to the HABhub, and how these tools and features promote data access and analysis! Read More State information and resources Click HERE for information about State HAB monitoring programs in New England, including monitoring and closure notices. Read More Alexandrium catenella nowcast/forecast for the Gulf of Maine Annual Alexandrium catenella blooms in the Gulf of Maine produce potent neurotoxins that accumulate in shellfish and cause Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning (PSP) in human consumers. NOAA NCCOS has developed Gulf of Maine Alexandrium catenella predictive models to better predict and monitor blooms of this species and and shellfish toxicity with the goal to minimize impacts to public health and coastal economies. See the latest forecast HERE . Read More 12th U.S. Symposium on Harmful Algae Save the Date! The 12th U.S. Symposium on Harmful Algae will be held on October 27-November 1, 2024 at Holiday Inn Portland by the Bay in Portland, Maine. Additional information will be posted when available. Read More Gulf of Maine HAB Science Symposium in 2024 The next Gulf of Maine HAB Science Symposium will be held in Portsmouth, NH on March 12-13, 2024. This meeting brings together researchers, managers, and stakeholders to share research findings, information and data, and monitoring plans about HABs in New England waters. Additional information about this meeting is available HERE . Read More HABs in New England Please visit our HAB species pages for more information about the different types of HABs impacting New England. Read More Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is dedicated to research and education to advance understanding of the ocean and its interaction with the Earth system, and to communicating this understanding for the benefit of society. 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