Tag: Healthy Rivers
Citizen Scientists Help Document Recovery of Rattlesnake Creek
Return the Salmon Relay event takes place in Eklutna
Project site along Naches River can no longer be called the Nelson Dam
Rattlesnake Dam removal improves safety, enhances creek and provides recreation opportunities
Acoustic Tagging to Prepare for the Return of Klamath Spring-Run Chinook Salmon
For more than a century, four large dams on the Upper Klamath River have blocked spring-run Chinook salmon, steelhead trout, Pacific lamprey, and other species from their native spawning grounds. The absence of those species has affected the biology of the river and the culture of the communities along it in Northern California and Southern […]
Climate change fuels a water rights conflict built on over a century of broken promises
Restoring waters & building momentum: 4 years of the Open Rivers Fund
A free-flowing river has an aura of inevitability. As creeks and small streams merge into one, the river finds its way. Left to its own devices, it goes where gravity says it must – scouring its own banks, starting course changes when obstructed, and moving material to rebuild its bed. On its way, gaining volume […]