Steps to Avoid Getting Sick From Harmful Algal Blooms Graphic

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Download and share this social media graphic. It shows steps to take every time you visit lakes, rivers, and streams to keep you, kids, and pets safe from harmful algal blooms.

Graphic with a background showing a woman and dog wading in a river with clear water. Text on the graphic says, "You can't always see harmful cyanobacteria (blue-green algae). Stay healthy by taking these steps every time you visit lakes, rivers, and streams. Do: Follow guidance on posted signs. Rinse yourself and your pets with tap water right after going in the water. Bring plenty of water for pets to drink. Don't: Get lake, river, or stream water in your mouth. Let kids touch or eat mats of algae. Let pets drink lake, river, or stream water. Let pets eat algae or lick it off their fur."
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Graphic with a background showing a woman and dog wading in a river with clear water. Text on the graphic says, "You can't always see harmful cyanobacteria (blue-green algae). Stay healthy by taking these steps every time you visit lakes, rivers, and streams. Do: Follow guidance on posted signs. Rinse yourself and your pets with tap water right after going in the water. Bring plenty of water for pets to drink. Don't: Get lake, river, or stream water in your mouth. Let kids touch or eat mats of algae. Let pets drink lake, river, or stream water. Let pets eat algae or lick it off their fur."

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National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases (NCEZID); National Center for Environmental Health