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Editor’s Note: Lee Juillerat was part of a three-day Upper Klamath River Safari multisport outing last week with Ashland-based Momentum Expeditions. He was joined by Larry Turner, a freelance phot...

Costs spike, fields go fallow in Klamath

On whitewater raft trips, many sections of the Klamath River rumble through walls of frothing whitewater. But from above, the river looks benign — just a tiny thread of water passing through a fractur...

For nearly four years Jay Williams stood in his front yard just steps away from Upper Klamath Lake and wondered. He wondered about the waters that flow from springs into the Williamson, Sprague and Wo...

The U.S. government has asked a California federal judge to toss part of its legal battle against Oregon and the Yurok Tribe over endangered salmon, saying the state doesn't have the authority to order the U.S. to stop releasing water from the Upper Klamath Lake.

Scientists in the Klamath Basin have begun prepping for the return of an untamed river...

What’s in a name? The usually reliable book “Oregon Geographic Names” reports Telephone Flat, located in the Fremont-Winema National Forest between Klamath Falls and Chiloquin, “is named because an ...

Amid prolonged drought, the once-sprawling Tule Lake in California’s far north is about...

It wasn’t part of the original plan, but when the road to the Bad Lands became, surprisingly, too snowy, we made a U-turn and wondered where to go next. The Bad Lands is a little-visited area on a fin...

Mention the Klamath Hills to most people, including those who’ve lived in or near the Klamath Basin for decades, then wait for the quizzical look. And, after a pause, responses like, “The what?” or “W...