KWUA warns about decline of endangered fish in Upper Klamath Lake: Time is short for effective action
In response to ongoing fish monitoring data from federal and tribal biologists, Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) is sounding the […]
KWUA Seeks Dynamic Leader for Marketing & Public Affairs
Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) seeks a self-motivated, highly productive individual as the Director of Communications to lead marketing and
Simmons to speak at Water Law Conference
KWUA Executive Director Paul Simmons will speak at the 7th Annual Water Law in Central Washington conference on Friday. Hosted
Klamath Basin Adjudication Moves Forward in Oregon Circuit Court
Nearly a half-century after its formal start, Oregon’s Klamath Basin Adjudication (KBA) is lurching toward a significant milestone: a judgment
Klamath Showcase Exceeds Expectations
KWUA was proud to participate in last weekend’s Klamath Showcase, which brought members of the Oregon Legislature from throughout the
KWUA Meets with Oregon Legislators
Today, KWUA members and executive staff met with Oregon Legislators to discuss key water issues in the Klamath Basin, including
KWUA Engages with New Reclamation Leadership
Water users meet with new Reclamation leadership to explain challenges, offer solutions, and showcase the interdependent success of farms and
Federal Agency Decisions Continue to Impoverish Rural Communities
“Klamath, Modoc, and Siskiyou Counties have weighed in to urge that federal agencies make a limited amount of water available
A Conversation with Dan Keppen
While most of the local producers are dealing with issues of the Klamath Project, the Executive Director of Family Farm
Agricultural Power Outages
This year, power shut-offs for irrigation pumps are much more frequent, widespread, and more prolonged than ever before. If you