Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)

Mid Klamath Watershed Council

The Mid Klamath Watershed Council Will Partner With the Karuk Tribe to Restore Habitat in Red Cap Creek, a Tributary of the Klamath River Located on Karuk Tribal Ancestral Lands. They Will Implement High-priority Restoration to Recover Coho Salmon, a Species Central to the Diet and Culture of Local Indigenous Communities. Hands-on Opportunities for Young People, Such as Internships, Will Help Engage the Next Generation in Environmental Stewardship.

Committed

$519,489

Paid out
$503.5K
97%
Committed, not yet paid
$16.0K
3%

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