Representatives of diverse communities in the Klamath Basin, working with federal, state, tribal and county governments,
have developed a Proposed Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement to rebuild fisheries, sustain agricultural communities,
and resolve other longstanding disputes related to allocation of water resources.
The parties, including the Yurok Tribe, released the Proposed Agreement on January 15, 2008 to inform the public and to provide
public review and comment before taking final action. This is an important first step in a collaborative effort to seek
solutions with the key stakeholders in the Klamath Basin on an environmental restoration strategy.
For more information please see the video and attachments below.
Klamath River Restoration Agreement Video
Restoring the Balance - Klamath Dam Removal Agreements from Thomas B. Dunklin on Vimeo.
Klamath River Restoration Agreement information
Press Release for Proposed Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement1-15-07
Summary of proposed Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement
Proposed Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement January15, 2008