Army Corps dumps canal water into St. Lucie River; Algae moving east
Army Corps of Engineers playing a dangerous game with algae
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Army Corps of Engineers playing a dangerous game with algae
Choppy waters out at Lake Okeechobee Monday are impacting the algae at the Port Mayaca Lock, which the DEP said covered as much space as a football field over the weekend.
The Florida Department of Health in Martin County issued a health alert for the presence of harmful blue-green algal toxins in the C44 Canal near the boat ramp at Timer Powers Park in Indiantown.
DOH health alert: People and pets should avoid this toxic algae. Here's what to do if you see or come in contact with cyanobacteria.
The Florida Department of Health in Martin County has issued a health alert for the waters near the Timer Powers park boat ramp in Indiantown.