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Tuesday saw the release of about 90,000 coho salmon – a threatened species – which reside in rivers for around a year before migrating, precipitating Wednesday’s 400,000 chinook salmon, who go straight to the ocean.
Tuesday saw the release of about 90,000 coho salmon – a threatened species – which reside in rivers for around a year before migrating, precipitating Wednesday’s 400,000 chinook salmon, who go straight to the ocean.
Golden State hunters are facing many challenges, from antihunting legislation to natural disasters. Many wonder if the sport is doomed
The Yurok and other tribes tended the Klamath River's resources for centuries, but were pushed off their land and forced to fight to return.
A government plan to open land on the upper Klamath River to farmers left Native inhabitants with few resources and damaged wildlife habitat.