Open Rivers Fund Projects
Each barrier removal project is unique, a function of its singular history, engineering, hydrology, economic modeling, watershed restoration planning, regulatory compliance, construction and project management, political engagement, and community participation. Learn more about the projects we support.
Alaska
Eklutna Dam
Eklutna River
Colorado
Craig diversion dam
Yampa River tributary
Idaho
Big Wood River
Big Wood River Diversion 45
Blaine Diversion
Little Lost River
Lewiston Orchards Project
Clearwater River
New Mexico
Lower Ditch
Upper Gila River
Oregon
Abiqua Creek Dam
Abiqua Creek, Pudding River
Annie Creek diversion dams
Annie Creek
Fishery diversion dams
North Fork Klaskanine River
Kellogg Dam
Kellogg Creek
Klamath River Dams
Klamath River
Poley Allen Diversion
Lostine River
Rogue irrigation dams
Rogue River streams
Three drop structures
Long Tom River
Three Rivers Weir
Nestucca River
Warner Basin diversion dams
Warner Basin
Wyoming
Bear River diversion dams
Bear River
California
Branciforte Creek barriers
Branciforte Creek, San Lorenzo River
Klamath River Dams
Klamath River
Matilija Dam
Matilija Creek, Ventura River
Mill Creek Dam
Mill Creek, San Vicente Creek
Potter Valley Project
Eel River
Rindge Dam
Mailbu Creek
Montana
Rattlesnake Dam
Rattlesnake Creek
Rattlesnake Wilderness dams
Rattlesnake Creek
Upper Clark Fork diversions
Clark Fork River
Utah
Bear River diversion dams
Bear River
Washington
Bateman Island Causeway
Yakima River Delta
Enloe Dam
Similkameen River
Haberzetle Dam
Snoqualmie River tributary
Kwoneesum Dam
Wildboy Creek
Nelson, Old Union, and Fruitvale dams
Yakima River Basin
Nooksack Dam
Middle Fork Nooksack River
Olympic Peninsula culverts
Culverts removal