Copco 1. Photo by Michael Wier via KRRC.
In a monumental stride for river restoration, the Klamath River is undergoing the largest dam removal in U.S. history. This pivotal moment marks the beginning of the end for the dams that have long hindered the natural flow of the river, crucial for the local ecology and indigenous communities. The initial phase involved the controlled release of water, signifying a new era for the river and its inhabitants.
Iron Gate Dam. Photo by Michael Wier via KRRC. Why Remove The Dams On The Klamath River?
Iron Gate Dam, a significant barrier, is now being dismantled, paving the way for the revival
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