Object Details printer Tucker, Beverley original artist Young, John J. Description (Brief) This tinted lithograph of “Upper Klamath Lake from Camp 28" was produced after an original sketch by John J.

Four dams fell. Now, Indigenous youth are paddling the Klamath from source to sea, reclaiming a river — and a part of ...

But that was still 300 miles and 30 days away. Scarlett Schroeder, 13, and Coley Miller, 14, who belong to tribes on the Upper Klamath, daydreamed about reaching the ocean a month from now.

Klamath Falls sits at the crossroads of Oregon’s most dramatic landscapes, where volcanic mountains meet expansive wetlands and high desert plateaus, creating a haven of tranquility that feels worlds ...

What truly sets Klamath Falls apart, though, is its proximity to some of Oregon’s most spectacular natural wonders. Crater Lake National Park, just a 60-minute drive north, features the deepest lake ...

In small creeks that feed into the Upper Klamath, hundreds of miles from the ocean ... paddled through a section that had been the floor of Copco Lake for more than a century. They could see the ...

From there, they’ll paddle to Lake Euwana before exiting the water and portaging around the two remaining dams. After 72 miles of paddling, they’ll reach the former J.C. Boyle Dam site in ...

SISKIYOU COUNTY, Calif. - Evacuation Orders (GO NOW!) have been issued for Zones SIS-1414 and SIS-2100-A due to the Summit ...

Follow the Water' exhibition led by painter Anne Diggory, in collaboration with the Ausable Freshwater Center, debuts at ...