Klamath Basin waterfowl in peril as recently restored wetlands on national refuges denied water
Another botulism outbreak is threatening the lives of hundreds of thousands of waterfowl on wildlife refuges in the Klamath Basin. […]
The Viewpoint with Ty Kliewer
In the heart of the Klamath River Basin, Ty Kliewer and his family stand as resilient agriculturalists in a landscape
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
These aren’t the kind of photos we like to see of birds in a wildlife refuge
These aren’t the kind of photos we like to see of birds in a wildlife refuge. This week, the Bird
Avian Botulism Outbreak in Klamath Basin and Tule Lake Refuges
Another outbreak of avian botulism is killing birds throughout the upper Pacific Flyway in the Klamath Basin and Tule Lake
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
Readers respond: Klamath Basin demands federal action
In a situation that has become too familiar, farmers of the Klamath Basin face an uncertain water situation as they
Klamath Water Users Association reporting impacts to irrigation caused by power shut-offs
KLAMATH COUNTY, Ore. – The Klamath Water Users Association, a group that represents farms and ranches in the Klamath Reclamation