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KWUA has sent a letter to Commissioner Touton urging action to save refuge waterfowl from a harmful avian botulism outbreak that killed 60,000 ducks in 2020. (Adobe Stock)
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has appointed KWUA Board Member and third-generation farmer, Ty Kliewer to the Oregon State Board of
On June 28, 2024, Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) will file expert testimony with the Oregon Public Utility Commission (OPUC)
Klamath Irrigation District has long been the facilitator of irrigation in the Klamath Project. The middleman between the US Bureau
The Oregon Department of Agriculture has released information on the top 20 agricultural commodities in the state. Of those top products, nine are produced in the Klamath Basin with seven in the top 10. (Image: A lettuce field in Merrill, Oregon. By Brian Gailey / KWUA)
A recent study by Oregon State University states that the Klamath Basin agricultural production value, with full water deliveries, is $367.8 million as well as over 3.000 jobs. (Image: Chelsea Shearer)
Expect large numbers this summer! I was able to get out Friday and today to scout for grasshopper nymphs around
This week the US Bureau of Reclamation announced the appointment of Lanie Paquin as Deputy Director of Reclamation’s California–Great Basin
KWUA Executive Director Paul Simmons will give a presentation on water law, irrigation, and the Endangered Species Act, at the
Today, the Ninth Circuit United States Court of Appeals heard oral arguments in an important lawsuit concerning the application of
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