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and their Community
Voices of Klamath Basin
farmers, ranchers,
miners, loggers and fishermen


 Common Nighthawk on
backyard bench June 2008

Wildlife and Farmland
    "There are (489) species of wildlife here in the Klamath Basin. The biological opinion deals with three." Ph. D. Robert McLandress, UC Davis ecology.
HERE FOR AUDIO.
    
Here in the Pacific Flyway, "...Klamath Basin is the most important waterfowl area in North America. Waterfowl eat 70 million pounds of food here, and more than half comes from the farms. e
 

 

You shall know the truth, and the truth will set you free. John 8:32

 
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 ASK ELAINE - Tribal Gov't Corruption info.

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ESA TODAY

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Fish Die-off

FISHERMEN & FISH

fish stories elsewhere

FORESTS&LOGGING
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   settlers
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its Tributaries

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Siskiyou Co District 5

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Storage: Long Lake
     &Barnes Ranch

Song: Kill the Land

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Tour the
Klamath Project

Tribal Forest Tour

True stories: settlers
and their children

- Unintended Consequences

- Photo Stories
- Vogel vs Hardy
- Who's Who
- Wildlife & farms
     2001 audio
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- Congressman Doolittle's
     
House Floor Speech
- Our children in the military
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- Water bank /
  ground water
- Water 2025
 - Water Quality
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- Wolves & other
 livestock  predators

Link River dry, before the Klamath Project was built. HERE for larger photo and story.

 

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