News coverage, mentions, and highlights of the Klamath River Fund from across the media landscape. Eureka Times-Standard (PDF) HAF+WRCF Launches New Fund for Klamath Basin as […]
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Photo credit to Shane Anderson and Jason Hartwick of Swiftwater Films. How Two Decades of Community Collaboration Led to the Largest Dam Removal in the
News from the Basin: Klamath Dam Removal Ahead of Schedule Read More »
In July 2024, CalTrout and partners launched the Klamath River Monitoring Program to build our understanding of dam removal including how fish repopulate newly opened
Photo Courtesy Save California Salmon. We’re excited to announce our first round of grants from the Klamath River Fund. With a focus on community healing,
First Grants from Klamath River Fund Making an Impact Read More »
Meet the Klamath River Fund Team The Humboldt Area Foundation and Wild Rivers Community Foundation (HAF+WRCF) is excited to introduce the team leading the Klamath
Meet the Klamath River Fund Team Read More »
Dear Friends, vital collaborators, and partners, We’re excited to share with you our inaugural edition of the Klamath River Fund Newsletter. Our goal and highest
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In July, HAF+WRCF distributed nearly $200,000 in grants to groups in Humboldt, Trinity, Del Norte and Curry counties in its ongoing effort to build a
$200K in grants to 10 community organizations Read More »
Generous contributions from community donors this year has helped Humboldt Area Foundation + Wild Rivers Community Foundation award a record-breaking 535 scholarships totaling $1,078,405 to
HAF+WRCF distributes $1 million in student scholarships Read More »
BAYSIDE, CALIF. (Monday, July 1, 2024) The Humboldt Area Foundation and Wild Rivers Community Foundation Board of Directors is excited to announce important changes in
Leadership Transitions at Humboldt Area Foundation + Wild Rivers Community Foundation Read More »
Summer programs and projects serving approximately 10,414 youth across Humboldt, Del Norte and Curry counties have received grants ranging from $500 to $2,000 through The
