RECREATION ADVISORY: Potential Harmful Algal Bloom at Crowley Lake Columns
⚠️ RECREATION ADVISORY: Potential Harmful Algal Bloom at Crowley Lake Columns


LADWP in the Eastern Sierra has issued a caution advisory. Harmful algae may be present in this water.

 

🚫 For Your Family's Safety:

Swimming: You can swim in this water, but stay away from algae and scum in the water.

Pets: Do not let pets and other animals go into or drink the water, or eat scum on the shore.

Children: Keep children away from algae in the water or on the shore.

Drinking/Cooking: Do not drink this water or use it for cooking.

Fishing: For fish caught here, throw away guts and clean fillets with tap water or bottled water before cooking.

Shellfish: Do not eat shellfish from this water.

ℹ️ More Information:

The Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board (Regional Board) has recommended advisories for potentially harmful algal bloom at the Crowley Lake Columns.

 

State's HAB response and guidance: mywaterquality.ca.gov/habs/

 

LADWP Eastern Sierra Updates: LADWP.com/EasternSierra

 

Thank you and Stay Safe! https://sierrawave.net/recreation-advisory-potential-harmful-algal-bloom-at-crowley-lake-columns/

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