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    Lake Wallace, Edenhope.

Blue-green algae in Lake Wallace

Recreational water users are advised to avoid direct contact with water in Lake Wallace at Edenhope following the detection of elevated blue-green algae levels.  

Lake Wallace joins Taylors Lake and Green Lake, near Horsham, and Lake Lonsdale, near Stawell, as waterways listed to have blue-green algae.

Visitors can still enjoy recreational activities at the lakes such as bushwalking, sightseeing and other activities – any that do not involve direct water contact.  

Warning signs have been positioned at major recreational areas around the lake and will remain in place until blue-green algae levels drop below the threshold considered safe for recreational use.  



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GWMWater will continue to monitor the lakes regularly and keep the community informed of any changes regarding blue-green algae alerts through our disruptions website page at  www.gwmwater.org.au/bga.

Anglers wanting more information can visit Victorian Fisheries Authority website at www.vfa.vic.gov.au and search on ‘blue-green algae’. 

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