The Klamath River Fund (KRF) is a new program focused on community-led climate resilience and restorative justice work in the Klamath Basin. Following 2024’s historic […]
New Fund Supports Next Generation of Klamath Communities 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
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
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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,
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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 »
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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How Two Decades of Community Collaboration Led to the Largest Dam Removal in the United States The Klamath River, winding through Southern Oregon and Northern
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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
