Announcement: Hot off the press – Layperson’s Guide to the Klamath River Basinin
The Water Education Foundation’s second edition of the Layperson’s Guide to The Klamath River Basin is hot off the press and available for purchase. Updated and redesigned, the easy-to-read overview comes as the nation’s largest dam removal project is underway with the first of four Klamath River hydropower dams demolished this year. The Layperson’s Guide covers the history of the region’s tribal, agricultural and environmental relationships with one of the West’s largest rivers. The river’s vast watershed straddles Cailfornia and Oregon and hosts one of the nation’s oldest and largest reclamation projects.
Related articles:
- NBC – Bay Area: Removal of Klamath River dams caps long fight by Native American tribes
- Herald and News: Wade in the water – reap what is sowed
- Wildfire Today: Reclamation of fire and water for Klamath River tribes
- Del Norte Triplicate: Congressional legislation - Expanding Smith River National Recreation Area
- Mad River Union: Wetlands & Creeks hears exciting updates
