Blips on the Radar: Invasive Algae Species in Newport

What Happened: The California Department of Fish and Wildlife reported an invasive species of algae in Newport Bay on April 22. The species, Caulerpa prolifera, was found by a diver at the Entrance Channel area. The diver was a videographer for OC Parks and initially caught the algae on camera in...

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Blips on the Radar: Invasive Algae Species in Newport

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