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Exploring Upper Klamath Lake and Klamath Marsh by canoe or kayak can be a path to environmental stewardship

CHARLESTON — Campsites featuring pre-pitched, deck-mounted, canvas wall tents equipped with queen-size memory foam mattresses, side tables, propane heaters and solar showers are now available at Hawks Nest and Cacapon

CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Department of Tourism today announced the launch of the official celebration for the state’s birthday on June 20

The West Can End the Water Wars Now Emma Marris © Gillian Flaccus / AP In my experience, out here in the West, people are, by and large, aggrieved. This is not entirely their fault. Federal and state governments have made lots of promises to people in the West, or to their parents or grandparents. Some people were promised that their land would not be taken, while other people were promised free land. Some were told that they could withdraw water from this or that lake or rive...

The Atlantic The West Can End the Water Wars Now Far-right radicals in Southern Oregon are threatening to bust open an irrigation canal. Instead, the region could be a model for managing watersheds in a warmer world. Share In my experience, out here in the West, people are, by and large, aggrieved. This is not entirely their fault. Federal and state governments have made lots of promises to people in the West, or to their parents or grandparents. Some people were promised that their land would ...

In this hydro newsletter, we discuss EPA's intent to walk back Clean Water Act 401 Rule, Clean Water Act 401 waiver cases update, the Taking of Migratory Birds Proposed Rule, the campaign to restore and conserve 30 Percent of America’s Lands, and more.

CinemaBlend Copy to clipboard CinemaBlend participates in affiliate programs with various companies. We may earn a commission when you click on or make purchases via links.  The world has seen various sides of Ryan Gosling since he first rose to A-list actor status, such as romantic Ryan Gosling in Crazy Stupid Love. These are only a few of the personas the two-time Academy Award nominee has brought to the big screen thus far, but I have a feeling that upcoming Ryan Gosling movies like Wol...

Lawmakers push for millions in Klamath Basin relief funds Congressmen Cliff Bentz and Doug LaMalfa have proposed a $57 million aid proposal to help stakeholders in the Klamath Basin suffering amid this latest year of major drought. Posted: May 19, 2021 3:16 PM Updated: May 19, 2021 3:33 PM Posted By: Jamie Parfitt WASHINGTON, D.C. — With precious little water available for farmers and other stakeholders in the Klamath Basin this year, two Congressmen who represent large areas of southern Or...

About 25 vehicles rolled into downtown Klamath Falls to eventually gather at the waterfront at Veterans Memorial Park, after starting at the Klamath Tribes Administration building in Chiloquin earlier that morning. Tribe members recalled their history and the disappointment of having their cultural and resource needs marginalized and devalued in the homeland where they have lived for thousands of years. While the tribes have held other public demonstrations, the caravan was the first of its kin...

Silent no more: Klamath Tribes want voice heard on water basin issues Today 7:50 PM Klamath Tribal member Joey Gentry has farmed hemp on land in the Klamath Project for several years. She believes agriculture and the environment in the Klamath Basin can coexist, but they have to work together. Alex Schwartz/Herald and News Facebook Share By Alex Schwartz | Herald and News A group of protesters gathered at Sugarman’s Corner in downtown Klamath Falls on Saturday, preparing to welcome a 25-car ...