Swimmers Beware: Toxic Blue-Green Algae Thrives in Saanich Lakes
- The Capital Regional District warned that blue-green algae issues in Elk and Beaver Lake could worsen before improving, citing ongoing environmental challenges.
- Monitoring by the district and Island Health continues as toxins pose potential dangers to humans and canines, with advice to avoid water contact during algal blooms.
- High nutrient levels have caused serious problems in the lakes, affecting water quality and clarity according to the Capital Regional District.
- Dr. Ka Yan Xu emphasized that swimming can expose people, especially children, to dangerous toxins from the algae.
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