Since 2021, we have been working to expand understanding around the impacts of dams, dam removals, and water management on water quality, as well as socio-cultural perceptions of water quality and river health, in the Klamath River. Beyond the societally-relevant science, we have prioritized outreach and engagement, resulting in a short documentary that was viewed at film festivals, science pub talks across the state, an 11-episode podcast, a middle-school curriculum on water quality, an art-science collaboration, and more. In addition, we have prioritized supporting students in a variety of ways on this project, including 11 undergraduate research assistants, 6 MS students, 2 PhD students, and 5 Tribal high school interns thus far.
Help us keep this work going!
Your support will be used to train and hire undergraduate field technicians, support graduate students, and cover the cost of travel to the Klamath River. Thank you for helping to keep this critical aspect of the project going.
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