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Historic Klamath River Restoration Sees Salmon Return After 100+ Years

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Historic Klamath River Restoration Sees Salmon Return After 100+ Years
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  • Klamath River sees salmon return after 100+ years post-dam removal.
  • Largest dam removal in U.S. history finished by October 2024.
    • Chinook salmon migration begins October 3, 2024, in Klamath River.
    • Four dams taken down in California to restore natural river flow.
    • Local tribes led the Klamath River restoration in California.
    • Governor Newsom praises ecological benefits of river restoration.
    • 2002 bacterial outbreak killed over 34,000 fish in Klamath River.
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