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How removing 4 dams will return salmon to the Klamath River and the river to the people - Vimarsana News

How removing 4 dams will return salmon to the Klamath River and the river to the people

The first of four dams on the Klamath River was removed in summer 2023, a first step toward restoring a place sacred to local tribes.

Source: yahoo.com
How removing 4 dams will return salmon to the Klamath River and the river to the people - Vimarsana News

How removing 4 dams will return salmon to the Klamath River and the river to the people

The first of four dams on the Klamath River was removed in summer 2023, a first step toward restoring a place sacred to local tribes.

Source: yahoo.com
NWS updates flash flood watch, wind advisories for Southern Oregon, Northern California - Vimarsana News

NWS updates flash flood watch, wind advisories for Southern Oregon, Northern California

MEDFORD, Ore. -- The National Weather Service has a flash flood watch in effect starting tonight for parts of southern and western Oregon, including eastern Curry and Josephine Counties.

Source: kdrv.com
NWS updates flash flood watch and wind advisories for Southern Oregon, Northern California - Vimarsana News

NWS updates flash flood watch and wind advisories for Southern Oregon, Northern California

MEDFORD, Ore. -- The National Weather Service has a flash flood watch in effect starting tonight for parts of southern and western Oregon, including eastern Curry and Josephine Counties.

Source: kdrv.com
Fire season is over: A look back at this years fire season - Vimarsana News

Fire season is over: A look back at this years fire season

Oregon’s 2023 fire season is officially over according to the Oregon Department of Forestry. This comes due to cooling temperatures and widespread rain but with this declaration, NewsWatch 12 has to look back at the different fires that ravaged our region this year.

Source: kdrv.com