Water and Algal Monitoring — Water Quality Assessment GWL/CL owns and maintains all equipment necessary for the on-going monitoring of different types of aquatic environments. Currently, GWL/CL assists in the monitoring of lakes, streams, springs and estuaries (St. Johns River) for general water quality parameters, water chemistry, environmental conditions, sediment analysis, aquatic substrate sampling, light measurement, and water flow.       ABOUT GREENWATER LABORATORIES/CYANOLAB ALGAL ANALYSIS l ALGAL TOXIN ANALYSIS l ALGAL TOXIN STANDARDS l MONITORING ARTICLES & LINKS l TOOLS & FORMS l ALGAL PHOTO GALLERY l CONTACT US © 2007 GreenWater Laboratories/CyanoLab, 205 Zeagler Drive, Suite 302, Palatka, FL 32177 386-328-0882 • 877-869-2542

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