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Don't be complacent with West Nile Virus
With a renewed threat from the mosquito-spread West Nile Virus, there are new warnings across the state to be wary whenever people are outdoors.
Fortunately, Los Vaqueros doesn’t have a major mosquito problem.
“There are a lot of natural predators to mosquitoes out here — bats, frogs and birds — so we’re able to maintain a good ecological balance, “ said Assistant Watershed Resources Specialist Dan Danner.
That doesn’t mean hikers and anglers can be complacent. West Nile Disease can cause severe illness and even kill.
It’s recommended that wherever you hike or go outdoors this summer — including LV — that you wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants and apply mosquito repellent with DEET.
For more information on the West Nile Virus, click here.
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We’re considering improvements to the Los Vaqueros’ trail system and wildlife viewing areas. We’d like to know what you want to see at the watershed.
