Public Health Advisory
Officials Advise Avoiding Canada Geese at Alameda’s Crown Beach
Two year-round resident geese at the popular Alameda shoreline park tested positive for avian influenza this month.
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State health officials are advising shoreline visitors to avoid contact with Canada geese in the Alameda Crown Beach area after two birds tested positive for bird flu this month, according to a report by KCBS Radio.
Canada geese are year-round residents along the lawns and sandy shoreline of Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach in Alameda.
Precautionary Guidance for Shoreline Visitors
Following the confirmation that two Canada geese at Crown Beach tested positive for avian influenza this month, state health officials urged park visitors to keep their distance from the resident flocks and avoid handling or approaching the birds.
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