One Year After Klamath Dam Removal, Salmon Surge into Newly Opened Habitat: CalTrout and Partners Track Recovery Through Comprehensive Monitoring
Just one year after the removal of the Klamath River dams, new monitoring results show thousands of Chinook salmon pushing deep into newly reopened habitat—some reaching more than 360 river miles from the ocean into the Upper Klamath Basin for the first time in over a century.
KLAMATH RIVER RESTORATION STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Who is ready to see the Klamath Dams come down?
Read more →: Who is ready to see the Klamath Dams come down?Help us finally free the Klamath It’s the final push to let the Klamath River flow freely once again. Four aging power dams are…
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Who is ready to see the Klamath Dams come down?
Read more →: Who is ready to see the Klamath Dams come down?Help us finally free the Klamath It’s the final push to let the Klamath River flow freely once again. Four aging power dams are…
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Federal Government says it won’t oppose Klamath River dam removal
Read more →: Federal Government says it won’t oppose Klamath River dam removalFour Klamath dams have been slated for future removal in 2020 after an agreement was signed in 2016 between state and federal officials, the…
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Federal Government says it won’t oppose Klamath River dam removal
Read more →: Federal Government says it won’t oppose Klamath River dam removalFour Klamath dams have been slated for future removal in 2020 after an agreement was signed in 2016 between state and federal officials, the…
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Step Forward for Klamath Dam Removal
Read more →: Step Forward for Klamath Dam RemovalApplication to transfer license filed The Klamath River Renewal Corporation (the KRRC) announced today that it had filed applications with the Federal Energy Regulatory…
