Algae Warnings Posted at Richland’s Howard Amon Park
The Benton Franklin Health District say algae toxins detected in these areas are above recreational guidelines.
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McNary Wildlife Refuge Still Closed due to Toxic Algae
The algae persists in the McNary Refuge, was first tracked in early August .
Toxic Algae Triggers Closing of Columbia River Shores After Dog Deaths
Following the reported deaths of at least five dogs in our area, officials have closed Columbia River shorelines in parks, and are advising people and animals stay on the shoreline.
Toxic Algae Closes Scootney Reservoir Near Connell
The Health District strongly discourages swimming or wading in the water as it could be deadly to you and your pets.
Toxic Algae Found in Lake - Officials Warn Stay Away Until Clear
The Grant County Health District is warning residents to avoid contact with Moses Lake. GCHD has collected water samples of Moses Lake in response to a suspect blue-green algae bloom after receiving reports from concerned citizens.