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Klamath Spring 2024 restoration update

Over the fall of 2023, the smallest dam – Copco 2 – was dismantled with little fanfare. In January 2024, the remaining t …

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Reseeding began immediately on the newly exposed ground as the reservoir drained and the shoreline behind Iron Gate Dam receded. Photo credit: Swiftwater Films
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