Reconnect Klamath

Reconnect Klamath has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in February 2021. Resources reconnectklamath has populated their site with include: • Visit Our Website • Read the Blog • How to Live on Earth | Feature Documentary | Presented by Benedict Cumberbatch • Restoring the Tributaries | Klamath River Restoration | Restoring at Scale | SERIES • Klamath: A River Returns • Salmon Are Thriving After Klamath Dam Removals, Study Finds - The New York Times • Water Quality Monitoring on the Free-Flowing Klamath River - Reconnect Klamath • The River Remembers — Children of the Setting Sun • 20,000 Salmon Return to the Klamath • How a Klamath Basin bird crisis brings old water rivals together • Recreation Report | Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife • Yurok Tribe Deploys LiDAR-Equipped Helicopter to 3D-Map the Undammed Klamath River Corridor | Lost Coast Outpost | Humboldt County News • Ep. 122 Klamath: The Road Forward - Save it for the Blind Podcast | Podcast on Spotify • The River Runs Free. Now the Real Work Begins. - Reconnect Klamath • The Lower Klamath Refuge Could Once Again Become a Vibrant Habitat for Ducks - Central Valley Joint Venture • Klamath River monitoring buoy shares public data on waves, wind and water temperature - Water Education Foundation • Other Side of The Hill Documentary • ‘Better days ahead’: Restoration deal signed to revive Klamath River after dam removal • A dam good example of collaboration on California water issues • CalTrout News • Life of a River: From Restoration to Protection and Rights. • Consider This On The Klamath Basin • Killing the Klamath - PBS • OPB: Wyden gets modified county payments program into COVID-19 relief bill • NEW CURRICULUM ADVOCACY & WATER PROTECTION IN NATIVE CALIFORNIA • Advocacy and Water Protection in Native California Curriculum Educator’s Training • Environmental Justice Communities and Tribal Interests • Deb Haaland’s Historic Appointment • This wildlife refuge is drying up. An anonymous rancher wants to save it. • Tribes, Allies Press State of California for Wildfire Policy Changes • Klamath County commissioners declare drought in the basin • Condors to return to Redwood National Park for first time in a century • Farms, feathers, and fins share water in California • Chiloquin Ridge Fire • Warm Water Important for Cold-water Fish Like Salmon and Trout, Study Finds • Born with This - Patagonia • MERKLEY, WYDEN, BENTZ PUSH FOR EMERGENCY RESOURCES FOR KLAMATH BASIN • USDA Allocates Up to $10 Million to Partner with California and Oregon to Assist Producers Impacted by Drought in Klamath River Basin • Joint Klamath Basin Relief Request • 2021 West Coast ocean salmon season dates • STATE PUTS $1.8 MILLION TOWARD WILDFIRE PREVENTION PROJECTS IN SOUTHERN OREGON • Governor Expands Drought Emergency to Klamath River, Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and Tulare Lake Watershed Counties • Ducks Unlimited announces NRCS funding for Klamath Basin • Northern California Farmer - Reacts to reacts to drought relief plan • Ducks Unlimited volunteers visit farmers in drought-stricken Klamath Basin • Oversight: The Status of Drought Conditions Throughout the Western United States • Klamath Water Users Association urges calm during irrigation crisis • Tribes On Opposite Ends Of Klamath Basin Work Through Severe Water Issues • Learn from two Oregonians about how beginners can get into birding: • Pasture & Grazing and Management in the Northwest • Biologists, irrigators empty Tule Lake to improve habitat, fight disease • U.S.D.A. Announces Drought Relief For Klamath Basin • Virtual Tribal Drinking Water Workshop for Northern California • The West Can End the Water Wars Now • FERC decision pushes Klamath dam removal forward • Discover Klamath Biking Adventure Video • Spain: How Klamath dam removal benefits the region • Drought relief funding available to Basin landowners, producers • Running out of water: how climate change fuels a crisis in the US west • American Rivers Job Posting - Communications Manager • Bootleg Fire Updates • Bootleg Fire Resource List • Thousands of birds face a dry year at Klamath Basin refuges • Klamath Basin drought: Irrigators • As drought slams California and Oregon, Klamath farmers grow fish to quell a water war • CalTrout Photo Contest • ‘Trying to survive’: Wells dry up amid Oregon water woes • Dry Well Resource • USDA pledges $15 million in additional drought relief for Klamath Basin • Yurok Tribe Website • Yurok Tribe Video • Save California Job Posting • ODOT to restore wetland with Klamath Tribes • Young farmers lose hope as drought closes in: ‘It’s like a sad country song’ • Emergency water delivery aims to help birds, fish at Tule Lake • American Rivers: Good First Step for our Infrastructure • Klamath Basin stakeholders collaborate to save fish and waterfowl • Logs placed at Alsea river tributary to boost fish habitat • Commentary: Salmon migrated past Klamath falls before dams • Algal Blooms • Toxic algae now prevalent in Klamath Basin • Chinook salmon quota met on parts of lower Klamath River • After A Dry Year, Water Flows To Lower Klamath Wildlife Refuge • Sept. 20th, 4pm Youth River Protectors (virtual) • Help us understand Pacific Northwest salmon and treaty rights • CDFW Seeks Artists To Enter California Upland Game Bird Stamp Art Contest • Thanks to the Yurok Tribe, condors will return to the Pacific Northwest • Merkley, Wyden announce passage of major funding for wildfire response and drought relief • ‘No fish means no food’: how Yurok women are fighting for their tribe’s nutritional health • Eleven New Birdy and Nature-Themed Books for Kids • Financial assistance available to Oregon farmers, ranchers and forest landowners • Construction underway for Chiloquin's new schoolyard • Can beavers save the Klamath Marsh? • Opinion: Resist urge to blame and seek credit in Klamath Basin water crisis • Yurok Fisheries Department and Yurok Tribe Construction Corporation crews working on a collaborative project • Migrating birds skip dry Klamath refuges, disrupting annual migration • Can Beavers Save the Klamath? • Crews begin replanting in fire-damaged Collier State Park • Climate change: Salmon on the brink • Pay - It - Forward - Pizza • Bureau of Reclamation Awards $9.9 Million to 31 Tribes for Drought Response Water Projects • Reclamation announces $2.7M for Klamath River coho salmon • Hatcheries may be the last best hope for endangered sucker fish in the Klamath Basin • Oregon Senate agrees to send more than $20 million to Klamath Basin • 2022 Winter Wings Festival! • The Thalweg - Best of 2021 • Resilience of the Yurok Tribe in the Klamath River Basin • SNW is Seeking a Regenerative Ranching Program Director! • Herald and News publishes major journalism project • Conservationist of the Year Awarded to Richard May! • California Waterfowl is now seeking two waterfowl research technicians for the 2022 season. • Federal Investment Spurs Push for Private Land Restoration • Jared Huffman introduces legislation to preserve salmon strongholds • Getting Water to Places Birds Need Most • Commissioners say Klamath Basin communities still need water for dry wells, canal upkeep • WETLAND HABITAT FUNDING OPPORTUNITY • Klamath Basin water stakeholders come to the table! • SNW Job Opportunity - Wildfire Program Manager • Eagle Canyon-Battle Creek Fish Passage Project • Federal Energy Regulatory Commission - Environmental Impact Statement • Instructions - How To File A Comment For FERC - DEIS • People of the Klamath” playlist • Economic Opportunities for Klamath Producers Calendar Page • A look at 100 years of Upper Klamath Basin history through the lens of its birds • CalTrout's Executive Director Curtis Knight: Panel Discussion on Klamath Dams Removal • Klamath Dam Removal Update Rally • Klamath Water Users Association 2022 Annual Meeting • Newsom proposes $100 million to help tribes purchase ancestral lands • Podcast: We belong to the land - Indigenous Stewardship with Kathy McCovey and Lisa Hillman • Land management explains major trends in forest structure and composition over the last millennium in California’s Klamath Mountains • Save California Salmon - Hiring! • Course Correction - Atmos Magazine • OPB - Restoring the Klamath Basin • California condors return to ancestral skies • California declares historic water emergency measures amid drought • Yurok Tribe, partners celebrate grand opening of first tribally operated visitor center within State Park System • Rafting the Klamath river: why outfitters say you should get it while the getting's hot • Water is the ‘lifeblood’ of Oregonians. How will the next governor manage a future of drought? • Science Communication Student Internship • Bureau of Indian Affairs Approves HEARTH Act Regulations of Five Tribal Nations • Join River Management Society today! • Already a River Management Society Member? Click here to Register! • The Plan to Restore the Klamath River • Walk & Color Run! Klamath Falls YMCA • Changing Planet - PBS / BBC • Endangered fish and waterfowl find refuge at the Klamath Basin’s Lakeside Farms • Return Flight of the California Condor: Destination, PNW • How grasshoppers and drought affect Oregon ranchers • Modoc Community Solar Project • Opinion: For the Planet’s Sake and Our Own, We Should Let Rivers Run Free • Agricultural leaders and Ducks Unlimited join forces on water issues in the Klamath Basin • Nonprofit behind Klamath River dam removal offers plan for allocating water to fight wildfires in region • Oregon State partnering with Yurok Tribe to envision Klamath River after dam removal • Yurok Tribe receives grant for an arial-mapping aircraft • Klamath County trucks in water as drought leaves residential wells dry • Vogue New Series - Tokala • KB Famers Market! • 2022 Salmon River Fish Dive • Oregon researchers propose innovative path forward for farming’s water woes • Dam Removal Job Opportunities • OPB: As wildfires and air quality worsen in Klamath Basin, scientists expand efforts to study the impact on human health • Final Environmental Impact Statement For Hydropower License Surrender and Decommissioning Lower Klamath Project • Governor Newsom Announces Appointments • JPR CONVERSATION: ‘Cheerleading for a broken system’: fire exclusion in the Klamath National Forest • Three counties' leaders propose collaboration to manage Klamath Watershed • Yurok Tribal Leaders Join Gov. Newsom for Signing of Feather Alert Bill Creating a System to Report Missing Indigenous People • American Rivers: Five key lessons as world’s biggest dam removal project will soon begin on the Klamath River • KRRC Fire Management Plan • OPB: Tribal, state and federal leaders cheer Klamath River dam removals • The Science of Saving Salmon as Klamath Dams Come Down • GOING NATURAL: Farms grow native plants for Klamath River dam removal • Restoring Balance • Climate Fix: How California Can Help Salmon Survive Severe Weather • The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has announced a $17.5 million investment for restoration and conservation efforts in the Klamath Basin. • This year’s salmon run is a celebration along the Klamath River • Construction begins on removal of 4 Klamath River dams • New fishing regulations proposed for Klamath River • Chance to comment on proposed changes for Oregon's Sport Fishing Regulations • 'If You Unbuild It, They Will Come' - Water Education Foundation • '30,000 Salmon' Art Installation Inspired by Klamath River Fish Kill of 2002 Reemerges at Morris Graves to Celebrate the Klamath Dam Removals • Reclamation releases 2023 drought plan • $5 Million: State fund to protect community drinking water • Copco 2 nearly gone, three more Klamath River dams to go • State Water Board will develop flow regulations for Scott River • Return(s) on investment: Restoration spending in the Columbia River Basin and increased abundance of salmon and steelhead • Tribal Partnerships — NORTHWEST COMMUNITY FORESTS • Tribes work on decommissioning Klamath River dams • California removing dams along Klamath River to restore wildlife • Observations from a First Time Klamath River Visitor • Things to know about the Klamath River dam removal project, the largest in US history • Klamath Tribes rejects damages offer for Swan Lake Hyrdo Project • Wade in the water: Stories of the Klamath River • Massive dam removal project spurs hope in the Klamath Basin • Subscribe to the KRRC Newsletter • Tribe catches coho salmon on free-flowing Elwha River, a first since dam removals • Removing the Klamath dams is good news for salmon — and for bat researchers • Dam removals, restoration project on Klamath River expected to help salmon, researchers conclude • Historic dam removal poses a challenge of restoring both river and landscape • ‘This place wanted to be a wetland’: how a farmer turned his fields into a wildlife sanctuary • Klamath Basin farmers lauded for helping refuge • Dam removal restores flows to historic Klamath River canyon • Guide to the Holidays in Klamath 2023 • Klamath Tribes all hands on deck to save endangered C’waam and Koptu suckerfish • The largest dam removal project in U.S. history hits major milestone • The Great Outdoors: Dam removal project on Klamath River is largest in US • Stanford negotiator discusses compromise on environmental conflicts like Klamath dams • Stay Connected • The largest-ever dam removal is underway, a milestone in the nation’s reckoning over its past attempts to bend nature to human will • Indigenous advocacy leads to largest dam removal project in US history • StEELhead Discoveries Series - Part 6 • Renewal on the Klamath • Removal of Klamath River dams caps long fight by Native American tribes • ‘Things have to change’: State limits water for Klamath Basin farmers to protect salmon • Researchers, tribes, residents prepare for a century of sediment released from the Klamath dams • Salmon won't return to the Klamath River overnight, but tribes are ready for restoration work • On the headwaters of the Klamath River, water shortages test tribes, farmers and wildlife • No turning back: The largest dam removal in U.S. history begins • Dam Removal on the Klamath: Reflections on How We Got here • Gone fishin': River otter sighted in Klamath Falls canal, feasting on juvenile fish • Last Hurrah on the Klamath River • Klamath Basin Birding Trails • Governor Newsom Launches California’s Salmon Strategy for a Hotter, Drier Future • With Drawdown Underway, Planting Has Begun in Key Areas • The Largest Dam Removal Project in U.S. History Begins Final Stretch, Welcoming Salmon Home • Klamath River Dam Removal-JC Boyle 2024 • Klamath river opens again, fishing returns • Farmers, tribes reach 'historic' Klamath River deal • New visitor center at Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuge Complex to open Saturday • Transformational: Klamath River Dam Removals and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law • The Monumental Effort to Replant the Klamath River Dam Reservoirs • 'A Very Exciting Time' • Winter at the Largest Dam Removal Project in History • A new study finds a critical vitamin for salmon in rivers • Heavy metals in the Klamath River? Things are still murky post-drawdown • Restoring and Reconnecting the Klamath Basin • Dam Removal is Sometimes Messy (But Worth It) • Bare root tree and shrub sale • Klamath River Reshapes Itself as Flushing Flows Move Reservoir Sediment Downriver • Find Your Trail: Hike, Bike, and Explore • Frequently Asked Questions on Decommissioning Dams and Klamath River Water Quality • Women’s History Month – Where We Find Motivation — • Restoring the Klamath River • Undammed | Amy Bowers Cordalis and the fight to free the Klamath • Oregon’s Klamath Falls City Schools Enhances Science Instruction with New, State-of-the-Art Resources from Global Edtech Leader • Water quality board says metals in Klamath River not a health concern • Drawdown of Klamath River Reservoirs • As Messy Side Effects of Klamath River Dam Removal Continue, Officials Stress That Short-Term Pain Will Yield Long-Term Gain • A New Chapter for the Klamath Basin • Water Quality Monitoring | Klamath River Restoration | Restoring at Scale • RES Klamath River Restoration Storymaps • When dams come down, what happens to the ocean? • Join World Fish Migration Day 2024 with Eric Hutchins, NOAA Fisheries Biologist • Klamath Basin Refuges Flooded for First Time Since 2020 • The Klamath River’s Iron Gate comes down, one scoop at a time • Klamath-Siskiyou Wildlands Center • In My View: Short term pain for long term gain • Klamath River at Topsy May 17th 2024 0132 D • Scientists are tracking ecological changes as the Klamath River dams come down • Bringing the salmon back • Water and Cooperation Breathe New Life Into Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges • Restoring a River • First Poppies at the Iron Gate Narrows, Klamath River, California, May 21, 2024. • CDFW Releases Over 2 Million Juvenile Salmon into Klamath River • Last Call On The Klamath River • Shasta tribe will reclaim land long buried by a reservoir on the Klamath River • Community restoration efforts ramp up as dam removal construction continues • Commercial salmon fishermen eye Klamath dam removal with cautious hope • Episode 123 - Klamath Dam Removal • Yurok Tribe Plants 8.5 tons of Native Seed in Klamath Reservoirs • The Lower Klamath River Will Soon Flow Freely Again • The Klamath River at Topsy - 7/8/24 • Ocean Stewards Youth Camp • Will Dam Removal Save Salmon on the Klamath River? • That Dam Removal Project • American Whitewater • NOAA Recommends $18 Million for Yurok Tribe-led Restoration Project • 2024 Homewaters Roundup • Four Dam Removals on the Klamath River, with Amy Bowers Cordalis • Case Study: Klamath Basin • Shane Anderson • Restoration Celebration • There they go: Klamath Dam removal update • Saving Salmon | California Academy of Sciences • From Here, With a View - Jeff Mitchell • Karuk Tribe Launches First Dugout Canoe In Klamath River • Live — and dead — trees help restore Klamath River • Lights out for PacifiCorp on the Klamath River as Keno Dam transferred to federal ownership • Merkley, Wyden announce $3 million to restore salmon in Klamath Basin • Teams and Technology Trace Klamath River Recovery by Tracking New Salmon Returns • The Klamath River: Reconnection and Restoration • Undammed: The Klamath River Story • Fishing on the river at the Center of the World | Bartell's Backroads • USGS and Yurok Tribe will map fault lines on California coast • Klamath River Fishery Plan Calls for Wild, Self-Sustaining Salmon, Steelhead Populations in Newly Undammed River • The Klamath Dam Removals: A Story of People and Possibility • Celebrate Klamath River Salmon Homecoming — Sustainable Northwest • Replanting the Reservoirs, Year One • Waterfowl Outlook: Refuge habitats make a comeback • After dam removal project, Yurok Tribe awaits the return of salmon in parts of the Klamath River • Klamath River flows free after the last dams come down, leaving land to tribes and salmon • Final Step in Klamath River Dam Removal Opens Path for Returning Salmon • Downtown Parks & Events • Klamath River dam removal: before and after images show dramatic change • First sighting of salmon in 100 years marks key milestone for California dam removal • Yurok Tribe Nabs $18M Grant, Resumes Revegetation Work Behind Former Klamath Dams • Sunrise at Iron Gate, Klamath River, October 6, 2024 • Blue Dot: The Klamath River flowing freely again and the science driving it • Interior Department Delivers $46 Million for Klamath Basin Restoration as Part of the President’s Investing in America Agenda • Organizations on monitoring salmon recovery in Klamath River • People — and salmon — return to restored Klamath to celebrate removal of 4 dams • Salmon Return for the first time in a century to Upper Klamath Basin • Ecological Monitoring Project on the Klamath River Following Largest Dam Removal in U.S. History • Counting Salmon: A Collaborative Effort on the Trinity River • Exploring the Connections Between Fish Movement & Our Communities • Podcast: 'New Klamath' after dam removal offers salmon, rapids, stunning scenery • TIME100 Climate 2024: Amy Bowers Cordalis • Keno Dam focus of study on fish passage • A Visit To The Land Of My Paternal Ancestors; The Klamath River In The Siskiyou Mountains. • Scientists cast a net to study fish migration in the rejuvenated Klamath River • How the Return of Salmon to the Klamath River Shows Us What’s Possible in Wildlife Conservation • Rewilding the Klamath • After the Klamath River dams came down, salmon came back • How a tribe brought back its sacred California condors • BLM to conduct aerial seeding near Klamath Falls • State announces $1.6 Million for Klamath-Trinity watershed restoration projects • Wait for it.......... The Klamath River • How Did These Indigenous Activists Dismantle Four Massive Dams? By Never Giving Up. • Klamath River where Jenny Creek comes in - Nov 24, 2024 • Champions of the Earth • Wyden, Merkley Announce Nearly $4.6 Million for Drought and Resiliency Programs in the Klamath Basin - Merkley • REAL Oregon hosts panel about Klamath Basin water • First salmon in century reach Oregon's Klamath Basin after dam removal • After losing beloved lake, a community navigates its future • Restoring the Klamath River: Inside the world’s largest dam removal project • H.R.7938 signed into law, protects Klamath Project water users • Klamath Water Users is Hiring our next Executive Director! • Klamath dam removal workshop at SOU fosters collaboration • $11.5 Million Now Available for Eligible Klamath Basin Forest and Watershed Restoration Projects • Klamath Water Users and Bureau of Reclamation Agree to New Programs Funds • Water flows as part of a massive habitat restoration in the Upper Klamath Basin • Merkey, Wyden announce $50 million to support drought resilience in Klamath basin • Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour • North Coast Assemblyman Chris Rogers proposes water tweak for Klamath tributaries • Large Wood Placement | Klamath River Restoration | Restoring at Scale • Klamath Basin's 25 faces, places to know for 2025 • Yurok Fish Geneticist Explains Why Salmon Repopulate New Habitat After Dam Removal • Salmon Preseason Process: Calendar of Events and Contact Information • Pacific Power rates for irrigation pumping increasing 11% • I Love Salmon and Lampreys: A Native Story of Resilience by Anastasia Khmelevska, Brook M. Thompson • Water Protection Speaker Series Registration Form • Recent Accomplishments: Tracking Salmon in the Changing Klamath River • Gallery Celebrates Historic Undamming of Klamath River • Elizabeth Nielsen Named Executive Director of Klamath Water Users Association • A River Between Us - Documentary Screening • Klamath Basin: Year Zero • Klamath River @ PPL dam • “MIXED REACTION” TO 2025 IRRIGATION WATER ANNOUNCEMENT • 40th Anniversary of America's Most Endangered Rivers® • Changing Planet • Agriculture: Irrigation Improvements • Fish Water People Film Festival • After years of drought, Klamath Basin farmers get long-awaited water relief • Episode 16: Klamath River Restoration • Klamath River Fund Announces $1.2 Million in Grants to Support Klamath Basin Restoration and Resilience • New access sites open on undammed Klamath River. Just beware the white water • White-water rafting on the 'New Klamath' River • KWUA Applauds Release of Updated Endangered Species Act Guidance For the Klamath Project • Oregon Watershed Enhancement Board : Small Grant Program : Small Grants : State of Oregon • Youth kayak group preps for Klamath River expedition • Restoration efforts continue along the Klamath River • Understanding the cultural ecology of the Klamath River Basin • After a century of logging, lands along California’s Klamath River returned to tribe • First Time in 100 Years: Young Kayakers on a Ride for the Ages • A Win for Farmers and Tribes Brings New Hope to the Klamath • Fish rescue wins New Scientist Editors Award at Earth Photo 2025 • Klamath River Recreation • Cascades to Coast Landscape Collaborative • Engineering Firms Drive Massive Klamath River Restoration • UnDammed Klamath River: Community Celebration • Klamath Basin Farming and Wetland Collaborative • Working Land Easements & Strategies to Advance your Succession Conversation Workshop on July 22, 2025 • Farm Tour Host Interest Form • Indigenous youth complete first descent of undammed Klamath River from source to sea • Producers and Landowners Can Now Enroll in USDA's Grassland Conservation Reserve Program • Klamath River Accord calls for the halt of new dams, supports removal efforts • Riding the rapids on a free-flowing Klamath River after dam removal • Mule Deer (Odocoileus hemionus) • Restoration Project Breaks Ground on Scott River to Help Salmon and Farms Thrive • Klamath River Renewal Project: Molecular Library brief • The Klamath River Dams: reweaving a river in crisis • The World’s Biggest Dam Removal and River Restoration on the Klamath River • Oregon Field Guide • Upper Klamath River Whitewater Map • Klamath Drainage District hosts ribbon-cutting ceremony to kick off SCADA project • First image of Chinook salmon passing Keno Dam on the Upper Klamath River • Bringing the Salmon Home | Klamath River Restoration | Restoring at Scale | SERIES • One Year After Klamath Dam Removal, ‘There’s Just Fish Jumping All Over the Place’ • Mongolian visitors tour Klamath River sites • Salmon sightings in Klamath Drainage District highlight urgent need for fish screens • ‘The river feels different’: Successes from Klamath dam removal celebrated • Resilience and hope for the Klamath River • Klamath River temperatures changed dramatically after dam removal. That’s helping salmon swim farther upstream • 12/9 SNW's Making Energy Work Winter Webinar: Oregon's Rural and Agricultural Energy Transition • 01/27 SNW's 2026 Energy Resilience Planning for Local Governments Workshop • Kelly Clarkson Is Moved By Yurok Tribe's Fight To Save Klamath River • ‘Salmon Everywhere’ One Year After Klamath Dam Removal • Klamath River Sees Nearly 10,000 Migrating Salmon in First Major Post-Dam Count • California, Oregon officials welcome return of Chinook salmon to Klamath River following dam removal • Three Ríos to Rivers paddlers travel to climate conference in Brazil • Yurok Revegetation Project Restores Northern California Salmon Stronghold on Klamath Tributary • Klamath Mountains Loop • A River Reborn – Ben Goldfarb • Executive Director Position Announcement • Klamath National Wildlife Refuges Waterfowl Hunting • One Year After Klamath Dam Removal, Salmon Surge into Newly Opened Habitat: CalTrout and Partners Track Recovery Through Comprehensive Monitoring • Klamath Indigenous Land Trust finalizes 10,000-acre land acquisition • Oregon Department of Revenue : Agricultural Employer Overtime Tax Credit • Klamath Dam Removal Brings Hope, Healing • KBAS Program Meeting: Bringing the Salmon Home • 'The River Remembers’ documentary chronicles dam removal in Northwest • $6 Million Federal Investment to Bring Spring Chinook Salmon Back to Klamath Tribes’ Ancestral Waters • NOTICE TO KLAMATH PROJECT IRRIGATORS: 2026 DROUGHT RESPONSE PROGRAM OPEN NOW! • Klamath River Renewal Project Earns International Recognition for Fish Passage Innovation • Klamath River Renewal Project Earns International Recognition for Fish Passage Innovation - Resource Environmental Solutions, LLC • NEWS: ACEC's Top Engineering Award Goes To... • ‘No Measurable Snow’: Klamath Surveys Reflect One of California’s Worst Snow Years - Redheaded Blackbelt • www.patagonia.com • Agriculture and conservation share common ground after Klamath dam removals, study finds | Newsroom | Oregon State University • You can now raft an Oregon river that hasn’t run free in generations. Here’s how - oregonlive.com • Client Challenge • Common Ground, With More Work Ahead • Yurok Tribe • First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath River after the largest dam removal in U.S. history • Discover water project job on kwua.org • Collaboration Delivers Critical Water to - KWUA