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Toxic blooms of Lyngbya majuscula occur in coastal areas worldwide and havemajor ecological, health and economic consequences. The exact causes andcombinations of factors which lead to these blooms are not clearly understood.Lyngbya experts and stakeholders are a particularly diverse group, includingecologists, scientists, state and local government representatives, communityorganisations, catchment industry groups and local fishermen. An integratedBayesian network approach was developed to better understand and model thiscomplex environmental problem, identify knowledge gaps, prioritise futureresearch and evaluate management options.

From Science to Management: Using Bayesian Networks to Learn about Lyngbya