The Klamath River is being "nursed back to life" following the completion of the largest dam removal project in U.S. history in 2024. The project involved dismantling four hydroelectric dams in California and Oregon, restoring hundreds of miles of free-flowing river and historic salmon habitat. This tribal-led effort is revitalizing the river's ecosystem and reconnecting Indigenous communities to a sacred part of their culture. Decades of tribal advocacy: Indigenous nations, including the Yurok,

Undamming of the Klamath River brings hopes of renewal

Tribes celebrate end of Klamath Dam removal project, largest in US history

Klamath Tribes' Water Rights - Native American Rights Fund

The Official Klamath Tribes Page. on Reels

Klamath Tribes push to restore wetlands and wocus in Southern Oregon

Klamath Tribes celebrate return of the c'waam - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

Klamath dam removal is just the first step to the Klamath River's restoration, tribes say