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Geography of California / Klamath Mountains / California / Native American tribes in California / Fish / Klamath River / Ecological restoration / Klamath National Forest / Dam removal / Karuk / Hupa / Salmon
Date: 2008-09-06 08:15:44
Geography of California
Klamath Mountains
California
Native American tribes in California
Fish
Klamath River
Ecological restoration
Klamath National Forest
Dam removal
Karuk
Hupa
Salmon

UPSTREAM BATTLE Native Americans fight for their fish – against an energy corporation. Their struggle may trigger the largest dam removal project in history. “Since the beginning of time,” they‘ve been living al

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