Two Avian Botulism Cases Detected At Tulare Lake
Two Avian Botulism Cases Detected At Tulare Lake
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has launched aerial, ground and water surveys of Tulare Lake as part of a coordinated response to monitor and manage avian botulism occurrences due to stagnant and warming water conditions.
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