Avian Botulism kills 100,000 birds in Klamath National Wildlife Refuge - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

Bald eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus) in its nest at Lower Klamath wildlife refuge, Siskiyou County, California on a windy morning.

OHA warns hunters of toxic algae in Upper Klamath National Wildlife Refuge

The Klamath River, which flows from southern Oregon into northern California, brings life-giving water to the communities, wildlife, and livestock who depend on it. But the river and its tributaries have been damned, diverted, and drained over the years, harming not only the wildlife that call this river home - including salmon, bald eagles, and western pond turtles - but also the humans that depend on it for their livelihoods. TNC California's Water Program is working hard to safegaurd the rive

Documentary video: Freeing the Klamath River

Lower Klamath River Rafting

November in Klamath means crisp air, golden trails, and adventure waiting around every bend. 🍂 From birdwatching at dawn to mountain biking through pine forests, cozy cabin stays, and first flakes on the peaks — this is your season to explore it all. ❄️ So grab your layers, pack your sense of wonder, and see where the season takes you — adventure doesn’t hibernate here. 🏔️✨ 🎥: @kamnielsen651 @tortoratheexplorer @craterlakezipline #DiscoverKlamath #ExploreOregon #AdventureAwaits #Klamath | Dis