LIST: More Wyoming Reservoirs Under Blue-Green Algae Advisory

Sixteen Wyoming lakes reservoirs are under advisories for harmful blue-green algae as of Tuesday afternoon, according to the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality.

Blue-green algae, or harmful cyanobacteria, can toxic to humans, pets and livestock.

The Wyoming Department of Health and Wyoming Livestock Board recommend the following precautions:

• Avoid contact with water in the vicinity of the bloom, especially in areas where the bloom is dense and forms scum.
• Do not drink water from the bloom. Boiling or otherwise filtering the water doesn't make it safe to drink.
• Rinse fish with clean water and eat only the fillet.
• Avoid water spray from the bloom.
• Do not allow pets or livestock to drink water, eat bloom material or lick fur after contact.
• After coming in contact with the bloom, rinse off with clean water as soon as possible and contact a doctor or veterinarian.

• Keyhole Reservoir in Crook County.
• Lake Viva Naughton in Lincoln County.
• Kemmerer City Reservoir in Lincoln County.
• Fotenelle Reservoir in Lincoln County.
• Flaming Gorge Reservoir in Sweetwater County.
• Wheatland Reservoir No. 1 in Platte County.
• Festo Lake in Platte County.
• Ocean Lake in Fremont County.
• Saratoga Lake in Carbon County.
• Pathfinder Reservoir in Natrona, Carbon counties.
• Boysen Reservoir in Fremont County.
• Wheatland Reservoir No. 3 in Albany County.
• Eden Reservoir in Sweetwater County.
• Toltec Reservoir in Albany County.
• Leazenby Lake (Hundred Springs Reservoir) in Albany County.
• Wodruff Narrows Reservoir in Uinta County.