Upper Basin Listening Sessions
For the most part, farming is a thankless job where most of the work goes unnoticed, but not by Sustainable […]
Press Releases
KWUA holds 17th Annual Fall Harvest Tour
Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) hosted its 17th Annual Fall Harvest Tour on Sept. 20, 2024, offering a unique window
Karuk Tribe • Klamath Tribes • Yurok Tribe • Klamath Water Users Association
TRIBES AND FARMERS ALIGN ON KLAMATH RESTORATION PROJECTS Tribes and Farmers Agree on a series of Projects that will improve
KWUA Urges Leadership and Immediate Action to Address Critical Water Management Issues in the Klamath Basin
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)
Liskey Testifies before Congress
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – For the second time this year, a representative from the Klamath Project has testified before Congress
KPDRA Applications Now Open
The Klamath Project Drought Response Agency has announced the 2024 No-Irrigation Program details. KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – The Klamath
KWUA Expresses “Deep Disappointment” with 2024 Ag Water Announcement for the Klamath Project
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) expressed deep disappointment with the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation’s announcement of
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.
Flowing Once Again
Water will again flow through Tule Lake Tunnel into Lower Klamath NWR, benefiting refuges, wildlife, and restoration. KLAMATH BASIN –
Klamath Project districts preparing for water
With Upper Klamath Lake quickly approaching full pool, there are growing concerns about the potential for flood releases at