Advisory updates and other information to encourage safe recreation

November 1, 2024

NO CURRENT ADVISORY

  • Battle Ground Lake
  • Klineline Pond
  • Round Lake
  • Vancouver Lake


There are no current advisories at these lakes. To report a suspected harmful algal bloom or other water quality concern, go here.


WARNING ADVISORY

  • Lacamas Lake (Issued 8/28/24)



WARNING Advisory has been issued due to increased levels of toxins:

  • Swimming or water skiing not advised anywhere on lake. 
  •  Avoid areas of scum when using motorized boats, paddle boarding, kayaking or canoeing. 
  • Do not drink lake water. 
  • Animals should avoid all water contact.  
  • When fishing, clean fish well and discard organs. 

Next Sampling Dates

  • E.coli (bacteria): May 2025
  • Harmful Algae (cyanobacteria): November 4, 2024
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More information on harmful algal blooms
Report a Suspected Bloom

Lacamas Lake Heritage Park Boat Ramp 10/28/24

The green stuff in the image above is an algae bloom. Water sample results showed a type of toxin that can make people sick was present in the bloom.


Keep an eye out for a thin layer of green, brown, red, or blue on top of the water near the shoreline. Remember: when in doubt, stay out!

How to Spot an Algal Bloom

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Our weekly newsletter updates will continue through Labor Day 2024, our monitoring of blooms will continue through this fall. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for advisory updates.

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Vancouver, WA 98661