Swimming prohibited on Silver Springs side of Lahontan Reservoir due to an algal bloom
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Exposure to Cyanotoxins can cause nausea, vomiting and other health effects if swallowed.
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The Nevada Division of State Parks is prohibiting swimming for both people and pets at the Silver Springs side of Lahontan Reservoir because of elevated toxin levels linked to a harmful algal bloom.
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