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The Klamath River in Northern California was once one of the largest spawning grounds anywhere for wild salmon. The Klamath snakes along the California-Oregon border, but near its headwaters, there is a series of dams that prevent the fish from reaching their historic breeding grounds. In this Assignment 7 report we look into the plan for removing those obstacles.
Native Americans once fished salmon along the banks of the Klamath River as far north as Oregon.
Native Americans once fished salmon along the banks of the Klamath River as far north as Oregon.