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Observations from a First Time Klamath River Visitor

Observations from a First Time Klamath River Visitor

by Reconnect Klamath | Oct 5, 2023 | Basin Life, Featured, Restoration, Water

Here at Reconnect Klamath, we typically highlight the issues, people, and wildlife that are meaningful to communities who live throughout the Klamath Basin. Today’s blog is something a little different: observations from a first-time visitor to the region who toured...
Sedimentation and Dam Removal: Bringing a River Back to Life

Sedimentation and Dam Removal: Bringing a River Back to Life

by Reconnect Klamath | Sep 5, 2023 | Featured, Restoration, Water, Wildlife

Left: Bloede Dam, photo by American RiversRight: Patapsco River after Bloede Dam removal, photo by Jessie Thomas-Blate Guest Article by Dr. Ann Willis, California Regional Director for American Rivers One of the primary concerns when planning for dam removal is the...
Connecting Dam Removal, Indigenous Cultures, and Native Fishes

Connecting Dam Removal, Indigenous Cultures, and Native Fishes

by Reconnect Klamath | Aug 9, 2023 | Community, Featured, Restoration, Tribes, Water, Wildlife

UC Davis Professors Beth Rose Middleton Manning and Robert Lusardi recently published a compelling piece in the online news publication “The Conversation.” In “Removing dams from the Klamath River is a step toward justice for Native Americans in Northern California,”...
A new storymap sheds light on the plight of Klamath Basin birds

A new storymap sheds light on the plight of Klamath Basin birds

by Reconnect Klamath | Apr 4, 2022 | Agriculture, Basin Life, Water, Wildlife

    The Klamath Basin consists of numerous interlinking ecosystems. Expansive marshlands feed into the Klamath River which snakes its way through semi-arid hills, steep, lushly forested canyons, and over rocky waterfalls on its way to the Pacific Ocean. From its...
Next Steps: The Scott River’s Coho Salmon

Next Steps: The Scott River’s Coho Salmon

by Reconnect Klamath | Mar 25, 2022 | Agriculture, Basin Life, Water, Wildlife

Photo Credit: Klamath Salmon Media Collaborative   Dam removal on the Klamath River is right around the corner. Dam removal will reconnect stretches of the Klamath Basin that have been disrupted for anadromous fish migrations since dam construction began in the...
Dam Removal One Step Closer to Accomplishment

Dam Removal One Step Closer to Accomplishment

by Reconnect Klamath | Mar 7, 2022 | Agriculture, Basin Life, Tribes, Water, Wildlife

Photo Credit: Dave Meurer   There is great news for those interested in the removal of four dams from the Lower Klamath River. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) released its draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) on February 25th. The DEIS...
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