Four major dams have been removed from the Klamath River, reopening fish habitat and returning sacred waters to tribal care.
In a landmark land return, the Yurok Tribe has regained stewardship of 47,000 acres along the Blue Creek watershed, protecting their cultural and ecological heritage.
The Bureau of Reclamation is investing $7 million in technical assistance to help tribes plan, manage, and sustain clean water systems across the Western U.S.
New legislation would invest over $2.5 billion to help tribal communities build and maintain safe, reliable water systems.
Senators Cortez Masto and Murkowski are leading a bipartisan effort to grant tribal governments equal access to tax credits, bonds, and investment tools.
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Klamath River Restored: Tribes Celebrate Largest Dam Removal in U.S. History
September 30, 2025
Four major dams have been removed from the Klamath River, reopening fish habitat and returning sacred waters to tribal care.
Yurok Tribe Reclaims 47,000 Acres of Ancestral Forest in Northern California
September 12, 2025
In a landmark land return, the Yurok Tribe has regained stewardship of 47,000 acres along the Blue Creek watershed, protecting their cultural and ecological heritage.
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