Field Notes
August 2023
June 2023
September 2023
November 2023
This period of the Earth’s rotational cycle, which in our region of the world results in lowering temperatures, decreasing daylight, and increasing precipitation, means the close of our annual sampling…
October 2023
Words fail to describe the relief that comes when dam removal is actually underway. There will be a deep peace for folks working and living on the Klamath to know…
September 2023
Our exploration of the mid-Klamath is on hold for this summer. Thunderstorms brought lightning strikes across Northern California and Southern Oregon on August 14th. Sitting by a small fire in…
August 2023
The mid-Klamath watershed carries a certain mystique for those of us who have been visitors to the place. Katimin, at the confluence of the Salmon and Klamath Rivers, is the…
July 2023
Our first sampling trip of 2023 took us to the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. The monument is an ecologically and geologically unique landscape with sweeping vistas and spring-fed creeks. The area…
June 2023
The fate of two aging dams and a defunct power generation system on the Eel River appears to be determined. The owner of the facilities, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E),…
These posts were written by Samantha Kannry and first published at the Native Fish Society. Check out their website!