CPW warns of blue-green algae at John Martin Reservoir
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) warns visitors to avoid direct skin contact with water in the west boat ramp cove at John Martin Reservoir State Park due to blue-green algae toxin levels exceeding the recommended threshold. Routine water sampling detected toxin levels above the safety limit, prompting the advisory.
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