National Geographic feature on troubled Klamath River

The current issue of National Geographic Magazine has a feature article and photo gallery on Klamath River restoration efforts:

Reuniting a River: After fighting for years over its water, farmers, Indians, and fishermen are joining forces to let the troubled Klamath River run wild again.

More articles and information regarding the Klamath River, amongst numerous others, dam removals is available from the Clearinghouse for Dam Removal Information.

This entry was posted on November 18th, 2008 at 01:22:02 pm and is filed under News, Dam Removal.

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Comment from: chance carpenter III [Visitor]

I have lived on the Hoopa Reservation on the Trinity River most of my life. I was working for the Yurok Public Safety when the fish kill occurred. I have friends that call me family in Pecwan. You cannot under estimate how much the people down river depend on the fish provided by the river. The very thought of the Klamath River returning to it's formal natural self brings tears to my eyes and sends a tingle down my spine.

11/19/08 @ 06:01

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