Students in Humboldt, Del Norte, Trinity, and Curry counties are encouraged to apply for nearly 200 scholarship opportunities offered through the Humboldt Area Foundation and Wild […]
HAF+WRCF’s 2025 Scholarship Finder applications open now through March 3 Read More »
Redwood CORE Hub Program Manager Rachael Smith and HAF+WRCF alumna Michelle Carrillo are featured in this Jefferson Public Radio report on new efforts to combat
Redwood CORE Hub joins efforts to fight disinformation around floating offshore wind Read More »
The Humboldt Area Foundation and Wild Rivers Community Foundation (HAF+WRCF) is thrilled to announce Just Futures grants, a new funding opportunity to be launched in
HAF+WRCF Launches Just Futures Grants with Applications Opening Spring ’25 Read More »
We’re dedicated to supporting nonprofits, Tribes, and community organizations in the Klamath River Basin with a combination of catalyst and community impact grants. Here’s a
Local artists Angie Tustison, Beau Saunders, Malia Matsumoto, and Samantha Biasca are the winners of the 2024 Victor Thomas Jacoby Award, presented by the Humboldt
Victor Thomas Jacoby Awards Recognizes Four Artists with Diverse Visions Read More »
The Klamath River has become a global symbol of environmental restoration following the completion of the largest dam removal project in U.S. history. This ambitious
Recommended Media: Klamath Dam Removal Makes International Headlines Read More »
A recent grant recipient from the Klamath River Fund, Save California Salmon (SCS) is a Northern California-based organization that has supported cultural and ecological revitalization
Save California Salmon Inspires the Next Generation with Hands-on Engagement Read More »
A New Approach to Restoring the Basin The approaching holidays mean, for many, a time of celebration and renewal. One of the things we’re excited
Announcing the Klamath Philanthropic Funder Collaborative Read More »
Klamath Dam Removal Exceeds Expectations Victory This year was marked by a series of milestones and celebrations by Klamath dam removal advocates. Press conferences, parties,
News from the Basin Read More »
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. – On October 16, a fall-run Chinook salmon was identified by ODFW’s fish biologists in a tributary to the Klamath River above
First Salmon Since 1912 Spotted in Oregon’s Klamath Basin Months After Dam Removal Read More »
