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Klamath Tribes walk out of summit - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

Klamath Tribes walk out of summit - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

Klamath Tribes work to protect rare Mare’s eggs

Klamath Tribes work to protect rare Mare’s eggs

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Klamath Indigenous Land Trust buys 10,000 acres along river

Klamath Indigenous Land Trust buys 10,000 acres along river

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wocas is central to the ecology of the Williamson River Delta, critical for the survival of culturally significant fish like c’waam and koptu. These species co-evolved with wocas, relying on their structure, shade, and refuge. wocas rhizomes also absorb and store excess nitrogen and phosphorus, rehabilitating a watershed stressed by hyper-eutrophication and annual blue-green algae blooms. Yet, despite hopes that restoration work would lead to wocas naturally re-establishing, these plants have ne

wocas is central to the ecology of the Williamson River Delta, critical for the survival of culturally significant fish like c’waam and koptu. These species co-evolved with wocas, relying on their structure, shade, and refuge. wocas rhizomes also absorb and store excess nitrogen and phosphorus, rehabilitating a watershed stressed by hyper-eutrophication and annual blue-green algae blooms. Yet, despite hopes that restoration work would lead to wocas naturally re-establishing, these plants have ne

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At the Chamber of Commerce Gala waiting to celebrate all the Klamath Tribes members being honored for their contributions and excellence! | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

At the Chamber of Commerce Gala waiting to celebrate all the Klamath Tribes members being honored for their contributions and excellence! | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

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🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 The Klamath Tribes are honored to welcome Carolina McCormick as our new Missing & Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Coordinator! Carolina will support families with compassion and expertise—helping them through investigations, court accompaniment, and tracking important court dates. She is featured here at the MMIP tree lighting in front of The Klamath Tribes administration. Join us in giving Carolina a warm welcome in the comments below! Her contact information is also sha

🌟 Exciting News! 🌟 The Klamath Tribes are honored to welcome Carolina McCormick as our new Missing & Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) Coordinator! Carolina will support families with compassion and expertise—helping them through investigations, court accompaniment, and tracking important court dates. She is featured here at the MMIP tree lighting in front of The Klamath Tribes administration. Join us in giving Carolina a warm welcome in the comments below! Her contact information is also sha

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The Klamath Tribes Education Department celebrating with a little skate! | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

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Credit: Klamath Tribes member Paul Wilson mo sepk'eec'a Paul for sharing your incredible photos and videos! The c’iyals are coming home! For the first time in over a century, fall Chinook salmon were observed at the Link River on October 6, 2025. This marks a historic milestone in the recovery of salmon in the Upper Klamath Basin. This achievement resulted from decades of unwavering dedication by the councils and members of the Klamath Tribes, Tribal leadership across the watershed, and countles

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The Klamath Tribes are excited to share some wonderful news—our community has been awarded the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) grant! This incredible opportunity means we can help support our families with energy costs, bringing comfort and warmth to Tribal Households in the Klamath Basin! Please hold off on calling at this time, as the office is getting set up and the team is being assembled. As soon as they are ready to take applications, you’ll hear it here first! To help y

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Klamath Tribes continued a ceremony that has existed for centuries along the banks of the Sprague River, welcoming back the C'waam (Lost River Sucker) to its tributaries for spawning season, releasing one adult C'waam and sacrificing another in a campfire. The C'waam has been endangered since 1988, and its population in Upper Klamath Lake is rapidly decreasing. For more about the C'waam ceremony read the Sunday, March 25, 2018 Herald & News. | Herald and News - Klamath Falls, Ore.

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The Swearing-in of the new Klamath Tribal Council. | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

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mo sepk'eec'a Adriana Jasso and the team at the Klamath Tribes language department for creating such a great way to help celebrate this winter season! This is the sing-along that we've been waiting for! | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

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Klamath Tribes push to restore wetlands and wocus in Southern Oregon

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Klamath Tribes open new transitional emergency shelter - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

There is a rumble throughout the Klamath Watershed. The Salmon, not seen in these parts for over a century, are guided by ancestral knowledge and their natural instincts to the mouth of the Klamath and the tributaries, including the Williamson and Sprague. Waq'li'sii Salmon, welcome home! Scientists and salmon advocates have thrown their hands in the air; these fish have surpassed all expectations and predictions. To put this in perspective, initial projections estimated that only a small popula

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Sometimes, when you acknowledge your wrongs, people will surprise you and bring you closer. Are you looking for support? Reach out! | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

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Undamming of the Klamath River brings hopes of renewal

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Take a deep breath and give yourself time to focus on you. If you need assistance accessing services related to a domestic violence incident please reach out to the Klamath Tribes Healing Winds program at 541-783-2219 ext. 196 or the Victim Coordinator at the Klamath Tribes Judiciary 541-783-3020 ext. 260. | The Official Klamath Tribes Page.

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The Klamath Tribes and The Nature Conservancy share a vision for the future where people thrive as a part of the natural world, protected from the worst impacts of a changing climate. Through decades of collaboration, our partnership has focused on this common ground. This Indigenous Peoples' Day, see how The Klamath Tribes honor their deep ties to land in Elements, a series that celebrates cultural connections to fire, water, and air. | The Nature Conservancy in WA

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

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Newly Elected Klamath County Sherriff and Enrolled Klamath Tribal Member, Shane Mitchell, was honored today at the Klamath Tribes General Council meeting by Tribal Council and the members in attendance. Mr. Mitchell spoke on the honor and hard work of the years of service and building the capacity in the future. "Sep'ketcha-Thank You" Sherriff Mitchell. A major stepping stone and a reflection of 'mo ben dich hos'ltemblek' - To be in good health again." | Klamath Tribal Health & Family Services

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Teens from NW tribes kayak Klamath to celebrate removal of dams and return of salmon

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Klamath River: One Year After World’s Largest Dam Removal In this video, Yurok Fisheries Department Director Barry McCovey discusses the historic return of chinook salmon to all major tributaries of Upper Klamath Lake for the first time in over a century, and shares his perspective on how fish are responding to recent dam removals. In October of 2024, the last of four dams was removed from the Klamath to reopen spawning habitat, improve water quality conditions and facilitate a more natural flow

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Removing Dams from the Klamath River is a Step Toward Justice for Native Americans

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