Walking Wetlands Innovator Testifies Before Congress
Local Water Users and State Wildlife Managers testify to concerns over the negative consequences of the proposed BIDEH rule change. […]
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KWUA in DC; Staunton to testify in Congress
WASHINGTON—This week, a Klamath Water Users Association delegation is in Washington, D.C., conducting meetings with key members of Congress and
Tri-Counties send letter requesting full allocation for Klamath Project Irrigators
On April 5, 2024, Tri-Counties Commissioners and Supervisors of Klamath, Modoc, and Siskiyou Counties submitted a letter to Camille
KWUA Educates students on the four F’s of water at Farm Expo
Farm Expo is one of the most anticipated field trips of the year for many fourth graders around the Klamath
Remembering Patrick O’Toole
We at KWUA are deeply saddened to announce the passing of Patrick O’Toole, the esteemed president of the Family Farm
KWUA Signs Agreement for Collaboration in Environmental Restoration
Water Users sign MOU with Tribes, and Dept. of Interior to streamline and prioritize restoration projects in the Klamath Basin
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Gailey named to KWUA Leadership Team
Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) is proud to announce Brian Gailey has joined the team as the Director of Marketing
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Magistrate Judge issues ruling on Klamath Drainage District water rights
On September 11, Magistrate Judge Mark Clarke issued a final ruling in a lawsuit brought by the federal government against
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Statement to Klamath Project irrigation water users
Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) is extremely concerned by a communication from the Bureau of Reclamation that was transmitted at
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Court Hears Klamath Water Case; Frustration with Lack of Plan for 2023
A federal court heard arguments today on whether to issue a preliminary injunction limiting irrigation and wildlife refuge uses of
