Combating Harmful Blooms
Through the Nuisance and Harmful Algae Science-Practice Partnership.
![algal blooms in shallow waterbodies Image of algal blooms in Australian waterways](/content/dam/images/science/algae/research/2023-07-algae-our-projects/2023-07-algae-research-projects-algal-blooms-swallow-waterbodies.cropimg.width=335.crop=square.png)
The Nuisance and Harmful Algae Science-Practice Partnership (NHASP) is a multi-party initiative between the UNSW Water Research Centre, Melbourne Water, and Hunter Water seeking to manage these blooms more effectively by introducing smart surveillance and evidence-based, cost-effective policy and asset design for the benefit of Australia’s metropolitan and regional areas.
Evidence-based policy and asset design
Introducing smart surveillance and cost effective solutions.
Delivery of applied research projects in collaboration with the water industry
Co-developing research to solve real-world problems
A multi-party initiative
Seeking to more effectively manage harmful blooms in Australia's waterways.
Explore
Get in touch
To express your interest in hearing about upcoming opportunities, please contact