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A new storymap sheds light on the plight of Klamath Basin birds
Wetlands, Waterbirds, and Water: A visual journey through a century of change presents the history of the Klamath Basin from the perspective of the birds. Continue Reading A new storymap sheds light on the plight of Klamath Basin birds
Next Steps: The Scott River’s Coho Salmon
While the riddle of Scott River water management is far from solved, efforts are being made to manage water to allow for agricultural users to remain while ensuring the Scott can continue to play a fundamental role in Klamath Basin fisheries production. Continue Reading Next Steps: The Scott River’s Coho Salmon
A Place She’ll Never Part With…
Video interview with Hupa Tribal member Danielle Frank, Youth Coordinator, and former President of the Hoopa High School Water Protector Club. Continue Reading A Place She’ll Never Part With…
Dam Removal One Step Closer to Accomplishment
There is great news for those interested in the removal of four dams from the Lower Klamath River. Continue Reading Dam Removal One Step Closer to Accomplishment
Living Within Karuk Lands
Video interview with Phil Albers, Karuk Tribal TANF Cultural Activities Coordinator. Continue Reading Living Within Karuk Lands
Federal Funding Getting Closer to the Basin
The Federal Government is about to make the biggest investment in Klamath fisheries and water quality restoration efforts in history Continue Reading Federal Funding Getting Closer to the Basin
A Lifetime Along the Trinity River
Video interview with Hupa Tribal member Danielle Frank, Youth Coordinator, and former President of the Hoopa High School Water Protector Club. Continue Reading A Lifetime Along the Trinity River
Ishkêesh
Video interview with Maymi Preston-Donahue, a Karuk language teacher, mental health clinic intern ASW, MSW for Two Feathers Native American Family Services Klamath Basin. Continue Reading Ishkêesh
After the Dams Come Down
These are critically important steps towards ensuring the productivity of salmon runs throughout the basin and the ongoing ecological restoration of the Basin as a whole. But there’s more vitally important work to be done Continue Reading After the Dams Come Down
Life is Everywhere
Video interview with Phil Albers, Karuk Tribal TANF Cultural Activities Coordinator. Continue Reading Life is Everywhere
Get Involved in Your Culture
Video interview with Hupa Tribal member Danielle Frank, Youth Coordinator, and former President of the Hoopa High School Water Protector Club. Continue Reading Get Involved in Your Culture
Orcas and the World Wide Web (the real one)
This diminished Orca pod faces multiple threats to its survival and recovery, but the most significant factor is the staggering reduction in its primary prey — Chinook salmon. Continue Reading Orcas and the World Wide Web (the real one)
Klamath-Focused Films
Klamath Basin residents and those invested in the cultural and environmental happenings of the Basin have several films to watch that focus on the food-related cultural resilience of Basin Tribes. Continue Reading Klamath-Focused Films
An Unbreakable Connection to Klamath Land
Video interview with Maymi Preston-Donahue, a Karuk language teacher, mental health clinic intern ASW, MSW for Two Feathers Native American Family Services Klamath Basin. Continue Reading An Unbreakable Connection to Klamath Land
Project Klamath
Those interested in the historical and contemporary realities of the Klamath River Basin, should be excited to peruse an exceptional journalistic resource recently made available online. Continue Reading Project Klamath
The Three I’s of Community: Invest, Invest, Invest
Video interview with Phil Albers, Karuk Tribal TANF Cultural Activities Coordinator. Continue Reading The Three I’s of Community: Invest, Invest, Invest
Storms of Hope
The last several weeks have been marked by long, drawn out rain and snowstorms that have given Basin residents a glimmer of hope for the coming year in terms of replenished ground water and swollen rivers. Continue Reading Storms of Hope
Leave the Basin Better than You Found It
Third video interview with Jess Thomas, a second-generation rancher from Fort Klamath, Oregon. Continue Reading Leave the Basin Better than You Found It
Just Keep Pushing
Third and final video interview with Edgar and Ramon Garcia, the owners of Jalisciense Taqueria in Klamath Falls, Oregon. Continue Reading Just Keep Pushing
Holiday Giving Season is Upon Us!
Making contributions is a great way of sharing in the generous spirit of the season and to help fuel real change within our communities. Continue Reading Holiday Giving Season is Upon Us!
New Infrastructure Act Means $ For Salmon Restoration
IIJA “creates a historic opportunity…to change the current trajectory of our salmon and orca populations, while directly benefiting the Tribes, economies, ecosystems, and local communities.” Continue Reading New Infrastructure Act Means $ For Salmon Restoration
God’s Country
Final video interview with Heidi McLean and Shannon Sirola, the owners and operators of the Aspen Inn in Fort Klamath, Oregon. Continue Reading God’s Country
An Irreplaceable Place
Third video interview with Dr. Karl Wenner, a retired orthopedic surgeon and conservationist from Klamath Falls, Oregon. Continue Reading An Irreplaceable Place
Work Hard
Second video interview with Klamath ranch manager Martin Sanchez. Continue Reading Work Hard