Tribal organizers and river‑advocacy groups are calling on North Coast residents to show up this weekend for a salmon dinner and later this month as the State Water Resources Control Board prepares to vote on the Bay Delta Plan and Gov. Gavin Newsom’s voluntary agreements, a decision they say could weaken protections for the Trinity and Klamath rivers at a critical moment. … The push, led by Communities United for Water Protection and local communities, follows Gov. Gavin Newsom’s veto of two tribal rights and environmental bills that organizers say underscore the need for stronger river protections. … Organizers say the Bay Delta Plan and voluntary agreements omit key protections for the Trinity River, including carryover storage and cold‑water safeguards, and eliminate the releases that help prevent Klamath fish kills.

Other Klamath River news:

• Jefferson Public Radio (Ashland, Ore.): Why scientists are removing trout from Klamath mountain lakes​