To acknowledge and commemorate all the marine animals that have died as a result of the harmful algal bloom, Holdfast Bay Mayor Amanda Wilson is encouraging the community to come together at the Beach Vigil for Marine Life on Saturday, 9 August.

To acknowledge and commemorate all the marine animals that have died as a result of the harmful algal bloom, Holdfast Bay Mayor Amanda Wilson is encouraging the community to come together at the Beach Vigil for Marine Life on Saturday 9 August.

This community-led event will be held at both Glenelg and Brighton beaches, near the jetties, at 5.30pm, and people are encouraged to bring with them a candle in a jar to light up the beaches as part of the commemoration.

If you're looking for information on the harmful algal bloom, that’s all in one place, visit SA Gov's site - Algal bloom

This page, created by the South Australian government, aims to help the community stay informed, stay safe, and understand how the situation is being managed.

The page provides a list of information, including potential effects, the role of the newly established Harmful Algal Bloom Taskforce, safe seafood options, and guidance on reporting marine animal deaths.