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"Their presence in the upper Klamath is spreading awareness of the interconnectedness of the whole basin, prompting cooperation between entities at both ends, from upper basin farming districts to the coastal Yurok tribe." The New York Times nytimes.com/2025/03/13/opi…

This grist and Underscore Native News story is the most captivating and comprehensive chronicle of the Klamath dam removal campaign to date. We highly recommend you give it a read. grist.org/project/indige…

Keith Parker, a fish geneticist who oversees the Yurok Fisheries Department’s Harvest Management Division, explains how salmon recolonize new habitats. Last fall, more than 6,000 salmon traversed the newly undammed segment of the Klamath River. #Native #Science #TEK #Indigenous

Looking to explore Stone Lagoon via kayak? Pick up single or tandem rentals at Chah-pekw O' Ket'-toh "Stone Lagoon" Visitor Center. See the flyer for rental options and get out on the water!

Yurok Tribe Education is looking for counseling and social work students interested in supporting Tribal members in recovery, counseling and social services positions opening in 2027. Please attend a meeting about job opportunities available upon graduation on April 16 at 5 p.m.

📺 Our Changing Planet returns this Sunday on BBC iPlayer and BBC One Liz Bonnin and Ade Adepitan investigate two river restoration projects in the latest serious of the ambitious natural history series Read more ➡️ bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/me…

The Yurok Tribe's contributions to the post Klamath dam removal restoration efforts are featured in this upcoming episode of PBS's Changing Planet. The episode airs at 10pm on Wednesday, April 23.

“In the 25-plus years that I’ve been involved in watershed restoration, this project is the most satisfying.” - Yurok Watershed Restoration and Roads Department Director Richard Nelson, North Coast Journal northcoastjournal.com/news/portrait-…

The Yurok Fire Department, in partnership with Blue Lake Rancheria Fire and Cal Fire, is hosting the 2025 Cultural Burning Seminar on June 25 and 26. The event will include presentations and a burning operation. To register for the seminar, visit bluelakerancheria-nsn.gov/event/cbs/

At 10pm on Wednesday, the Yurok Tribe’s contributions to the post Klamath dam removal restoration project and the California condor reintroduction effort in Northern CA will be showcased on PBS's Changing Planet. video.cascadepbs.org/show/changing-…

“We’re not talking about individual plots of land. We’re not talking about individual degraded areas — but the entire system. And the water is, of course, the lifeblood and the connecting connecting point between all aspects of it.” shorturl.at/VapRj

Reminder: At 10pm tonight the Yurok Tribe’s contributions to the post Klamath dam removal restoration project and the California condor reintroduction effort in Northern CA will be showcased on PBS's Changing Planet.

Find something special for mom at the Mother's Day Market, Saturday, May 3, 11am-4pm at the Abalone Bar & Grill. Vendors will be selling baked goods, handmade jewelry and other unique crafts and gifts.

A stunning wildflower show is happening right now along the newly freed segment of the Klamath River, where native fish and wildlife populations are beginning to rebound in response to the recent removal of four dams.

Last spring, film crews from PBS and BBC spent several days with Yurok Fisheries, Wildlife and others to document dam deconstruction, revegetation and condor restoration. View the episode: pbs.org/video/river-re… #native #salmon #river #condor #nature #restoration #indigenous

“The Yurok Health and Wellness Center will significantly strengthen tribal and non-tribal communities in our rural region. More importantly, it will save lives." - Joseph L. James, Chairman of the Yurok Tribe. lostcoastoutpost.com/2025/may/12/yu…

“The hand-seeding exceeded my wildest expectations." - Yurok Fisheries Department Senior Riparian Ecologist Joshua Chenoweth Fast Company fastcompany.com/91333804/these…

The Klamath leg of the annual Klamath Salmon Run began this morning with runners dipping carved salmon into the Pacific Ocean. Over the next few days runners will make their way to the Klamath’s headwaters and up the Trinity River. The run will finish up on Sunday.

Last Saturday, the Yurok Tribe's condor restoration work was featured on Mutual of Omaha's Protecting the Wild. Including an inside look into the reintroduction effort, the episode can be viewed for free here - nbc.com/mutual-of-omah…

The NorCal Veterans Collaborative 2025 will take place May 29 from 10am-3pm at the Eureka Veterans Memorial Hall. This gathering brings together Veteran service providers, Native American health providers, tribal councils, and Veteran advocates. Register: qrco.de/NorCalCollab20…