Yurok Tribe Leads River Restoration Efforts After Dam Removal
Following the removal of four hydroelectric dams from the Klamath River, the Yurok Tribe is leading efforts to restore the river ecosystem by planting millions of native seeds. The dam removal, recognized as America's largest, reopened over 400 miles of waterways, creating a significant ecological challenge. The Yurok Tribe, in collaboration with scientists and restoration crews, is working to stabilize the exposed land, prevent erosion, and re-establish native vegetation. Their efforts aim to restore the natural balance of the river ecosystem and support the return of migratory fish populations. 
