Category: Beach Life
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Two Rivers Beach Safety System Alerts Swimmers to Water Hazards | WBAY TV-2
Swim-Smart Beach Alert System uses color-coded lights to warn of dangerous conditions
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NCC to Open Two New Public Swim Docks on the Ottawa River | CTV News
The National Capital Commission is set to open two new public swimming docks on the Ottawa River this summer: one near the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, expected by Canada Day, and one at the East Wharf in downtown Ottawa, steps from the Rideau Canal locks, set to open in mid-June. CTV’s Tyler Fleming…
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Great White Sharks Swim up to Surfers at Pismo Beach | KMPH FOX26 News
Pismo Beach is seeing an uptick in great white sharks. Officials are asking people to be aware as they swim closer and closer to swimmers.
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France Heat Triggers Illegal Swimming in Central Paris | No Comment TV
France’s exceptional May heat continued on 27 May as temperatures climbed around 33C in Paris. Many residents headed to the Saint-Martin canal to cool off, despite rules prohibiting swimming in the waterway.
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How to Swim in Copenhagen — 5 Best Harbour Spots (Two Summers of Local Tips) | People Watching
I’ve come back to Copenhagen the last two summers for one thing above all else: the harbour swimming. Clean water right in the middle of the city, bikes, bakeries, and sunbathing on the wood until the sun goes down. This is exactly how I do it — the spots I love, how I get between…
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No Swim Advisory for 20 Long Island Beaches | CBS New York
The Nassau County Health Department is advising against swimming at 20 beaches after heavy rain caused possible bacteria concerns.
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What’s in the Water? Officials Warn of High Bacteria Levels at Popular Swimming Spots | WWLTV
Environmental agencies report unusually high bacteria levels that pose increased risks —especially for children, the elderly, and immunocompromised swimmers.
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Swim Safety Tips Ahead of the Start of New York Beach Season | CBS New York
Shawn Slevin, Founder & Executive Director of the Swim Strong Foundation, talks with CBS News New York’s Mary Calvi about how preparation and awareness can save lives.