Klamath River renewal restoration and recreation updates
Klamath River renewal restoration and recreation updates
8 months ago
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Yurok lawyer spearheads Klamath River restoration, wins prestigious Women of Worth award
Yurok lawyer spearheads Klamath River restoration, wins prestigious Women of Worth award
5 months ago
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Reclaiming the Klamath
Reclaiming the Klamath
Feb 18, 2023
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Klamath, Yurok, Karuk Tribes working on restoring Klamath Basin ecosystem - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
Klamath, Yurok, Karuk Tribes working on restoring Klamath Basin ecosystem - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
Feb 15, 2024
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All are invited to the Yurok Tribe's 56th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival is on Saturday, August 18. Freshly caught Klamath River salmon is back on the menu at this year's event. | Yurok Tribe
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All are invited to the Yurok Tribe's 56th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival is on Saturday, August 18. Freshly caught Klamath River salmon is back on the menu at this year's event. | Yurok Tribe
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NOAA recommends $18M to Yurok Tribe-led restoration project - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
NOAA recommends $18M to Yurok Tribe-led restoration project - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2
Jul 18, 2024
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Yurok Fisheries Department Director Barry McCovey talks about the Klamath River’s amazing progress one year after the world’s largest dam removal project. This fall, for the first time more than a century chinook salmon made it to all of the major tributaries that were previously blocked. The early signs of the river's recovery are cause for optimism. Fisheries experts expect the salmon, steelhead and Pacific lamprey runs to gradually recover over the next several years in response to dam remova
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Yurok Fisheries Department Director Barry McCovey talks about the Klamath River’s amazing progress one year after the world’s largest dam removal project. This fall, for the first time more than a century chinook salmon made it to all of the major tributaries that were previously blocked. The early signs of the river's recovery are cause for optimism. Fisheries experts expect the salmon, steelhead and Pacific lamprey runs to gradually recover over the next several years in response to dam remova
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In a historic move, California's Yurok Tribe has reclaimed 47,000 acres of ancestral land along the Klamath River, marking the state's largest land-back agreement. This $56 million deal, achieved through a 23-year partnership with Western Rivers Conservancy and environmental groups, more than doubles the tribe's land holdings. The Yurok plan to restore the area, including Blue Creek—a vital salmon habitat—by reintroducing traditional land stewardship practices like controlled burns and invasive
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Yurok Tribal Council Member Phillip Williams shares insights into profound yet often overlooked long-term benefits that Klamath dam removal and ongoing river restoration efforts promise for the Yurok people. This work will also create positive change for all who love fish, wildlife and healthy rivers. “If we can get the salmon back, our community is going to be made whole. This action here is going to cut down on suicide rates. This is going to cut down our poverty levels. This is attacking some
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In this video, Yurok Vice Chair Frankie Myers talks about the juvenile salmon kill on the Klamath River. This year, the Klamath is expected to lose an entire year class of fish due to a fast-spreading disease called Ceratonova Shasta. Ninety seven percent of sampled salmon tested positive for the deadly pathogen, according to a recent assessment. The drought and water management decisions made last year created the perfect conditions for C. shasta to infect fish at this extremely elevated rate.
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Restoring and Reconnecting the Klamath Basin: The Klamath Basin is one of North America's most important wetland systems. Ducks Unlimited is proud to partner with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, farmers and ranchers, and the Klamath, Yurok, and Modoc Tribes to restore wetlands in this vital landscape. In the coming months, DU will begin constructing projects to reconnect over 14,000 acres of wetlands and other projects to improve water management on the two refuges. The goal: restore habitat
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Bringing the Salmon Home | Klamath River Restoration | Restoring at Scale | SERIES | Sustainable Northwest
6 months ago
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Here is a short video of one of the first Klamath River Chinook salmon to make it to the tributaries above the recently dismantled Iron Gate Dam. “Our salmon have returned home. It’s a beautiful thing,” said Yurok Chairman Joseph L. James in a recent LA Times article. The video clip was recorded last Friday by Yurok Fisheries Department Geologist Kayah Ray, a Yurok citizen. Kayah is part of a team of professionals who are monitoring newly accessible upriver tributaries for spawning salmon. The Y
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The Klamath Basin is one of the most important wetland systems in North America. Ducks Unlimited is proud to partner with the US Fish and Wildlife Service, farmers and ranchers, and the Klamath, Yurok, and Modoc Tribes, to restore wetlands in this vital landscape. In the coming months, DU will begin construction on a project to reconnect over 14,000 acres of wetlands plus other projects to improve water management on the two refuges. The goal: restore habitats for endangered fish and bring water
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Klamath River: One Year After World’s Largest Dam Removal In this video, Yurok Fisheries Department Director Barry McCovey discusses the historic return of chinook salmon to all major tributaries of Upper Klamath Lake for the first time in over a century, and shares his perspective on how fish are responding to recent dam removals. In October of 2024, the last of four dams was removed from the Klamath to reopen spawning habitat, improve water quality conditions and facilitate a more natural flow
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The Yurok Tribe is extremely excited to invite the community to the 58th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival on Saturday, August 20. The theme of this year’s event is Rising Up in recognition of the Tribe’s recent reintroduction of the Prey-go-neesh (California condor) in Yurok Country and the pending removal of the Klamath dams! The 2022 Salmon Festival will feature live music from Blue Rhythm Revue, a kids’ area, basket-weaving demonstrations, Stick Game and Softball Tournaments, the Yurok Tribal C
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One year after the Klamath River dams came down, salmon are returning in historic numbers. New monitoring data shows thousands of Chinook pushing deep into newly reopened habitat — farther upstream than at any time in over a century. A coalition of 19 partners, including CalTrout, the Karuk Tribe, the Yurok Tribe, The Klamath Tribes, ODFW, CDFW, university researchers, and nonprofits, is powering one of the most comprehensive salmon monitoring programs in the West. Despite funding disruptions ea
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Since the removal of four dams on the Klamath River last year, salmon have surprised experts with how quickly they’ve begun to repopulate the Williamson, Sprague and Wood Rivers in Klamath Tribes of Oregon territory. Approximately 350 river miles from the ocean and previously inaccessible for more than a century, these spring-fed tributaries of Upper Klamath Lake offer stable spawning and rearing habitats for salmon and other native fish. “20, 25 years of fighting and fighting and fighting,” say
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In 2024, the removal of four dams on the Klamath River marked a historic victory for an Indigenous-led movement, achieving the largest river restoration project in history. Salmon are returning in unexpected abundance to spawning grounds that have been inaccessible for 100 years. 🐟 Amy Bowers Cordalis, mother, fisherwoman, Executive Director of Ridges to Riffles Indigenous Conservation Group and former general counsel of the Yurok Tribe, has played a major role in this struggle. In her keynote,
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Yurok Tribe, RES Plant Thousands of Trees Behind Former Dams
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Klamath River After Dark
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Klamath Undammed: Salmon return, but years of work are ahead in America's largest river restoration | VOA Special Report
Dec 23, 2024
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American West(s): How the Yurok Tribe is reclaiming the Klamath River
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Restoring the Balance - Klamath Dam Removal Agreements
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Klamath Dam Removal Update
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YouTubeSave California Salmon
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Klamath River Jet Boat Tours
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YouTubeVisit Yurok Country in CA Redwood Forest
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How one tribe SAVED the Klamath River
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YouTubeBlue Frontier
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Klamath Dam Removal Brings Hope, Healing
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Large Wood Placement | Klamath River Restoration | Restoring at Scale | SERIES
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