Mid Klamath Watershed Council

THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THIS FUELS REDUCTION PROJECT ARE TO:TREAT 490 ACRES ON TRIBAL AND PRIVATE LANDS WITHIN THE 1.2 MILLION ACRE WESTERN KLAMATH RESTORATION PARTNERSHIP PLANNING AREA WITH THE FOLLOWING TREATMENT TYPES AND ACREAGES: MANUAL THINNING (240 ACRES), RX FIRE (250 ACRES). WITHIN THE MANUAL THINNING CATEGORY, TREATMENTS WILL INCLUDE FUEL BREAK CONSTRUCTION, HAND LINE CONSTRUCTION, PULLBACK, LOP AND SCATTER, AND HAND PILING. RX FIRE TREATMENTS WILL INCLUDE PILE BURNING, JACKPOT BURNING, BLACK LINING, AND BROADCAST BURNING. THE WESTERN KLAMATH RESTORATION PARTNERSHIP PLANNING AREA IS LOCATED ALONG THE MIDDLE SECTION OF THE KLAMATH RIVER IN EASTERN HUMBOLDT AND WESTERN SISKIYOU COUNTIES. THIS AREA IS APPROXIMATELY 95 PUBLIC LANDS MANAGED BY THE KLAMATH AND SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FORESTS (USFS), WITH 5 IN PRIVATE, STATE AND TRIBAL OWNERSHIP. THIS PROJECT WILL OCCUR ON PRIVATE AND TRIBAL LANDS WITHIN THE WESTERN KLAMATH RESTORATION PARTNERSHIP PLANNING AREA. THIS PROJECT IS CENTERED IN DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES AND BENEFITS UNDER-RESOURCED COMMUNITIES. THE COMMUNITIES IN THE PLANNING AREA ARE UNDERREPRESENTED DUE TO BEING LOW INCOME, COMMUNITIES OF COLOR, AS WELL AS ULTRA-RURAL. THE PLANNING AREA IS LOW INCOME AS DEFINED BY CENSUS TRACTS (6093000500 AND 6093000800). THE PROJECT ALSO ENCOMPASSES CLIMATE VULNERABLE COMMUNITIES AS DEFINED BY THE CALIFORNIA GOVERNORS OFFICE OF PLANNING RESEARCH AND EXPERIENCE HEIGHTENED RISK AND INCREASED SENSITIVITY TO CLIMATE CHANGE AND HAVE LESS CAPACITY AND FEWER RESOURCES TO COPE WITH, ADAPT TO, OR RECOVER FROM CLIMATE IMPACTS. HABITAT TYPES INCLUDE MIXED CONIFER AND HARDWOOD FORESTS, MEADOWS AND RIPARIAN HABITATS, AND DIVERSE SHRUB DOMINATED HABITATS. OUR REGION HAS THE HIGHEST DIVERSITY OF CONIFERS IN THE WORLD, AND HAS BEEN SEVERELY IMPACTED BY FIRE EXCLUSION OVER THE PAST CENTURY. PROJECT AREAS INCLUDE HABITAT FOR THE NORTHERN SPOTTED OWL, PACIFIC FISHER, HUMBOLDT MARTEN, WILLOW FLYCATCHER, SPRING CHINOOK SALMON, GRAY WOLF, AND OTHER THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, AS WELL AS RECOVERING SPECIES SUCH AS ROOSEVELT ELK.

THE UPPER HORSE CREEK VALLEY CHANNEL RESTORATION PROJECT PROPOSES TO INCREASE SINUOSITY, CREATE SIDE CHANNELS AND OFF-CHANNEL PONDS (FOR A TOTAL OF 1,500 FEET OF NEW CHANNEL) AND WILL ADD WOOD STRUCTURES (TOTAL OF 37 WOOD STRUCTURES) AND BEAVER DAM ANALOGUES (BDAS) TO MILE (6-1 2 ACRES) OF HORSE CREEK TO BENEFIT FISH AND OTHER AQUATIC SPECIES, ADDING TO THE AVAILABILITY OF SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT THAT REMAINS A LIMITING FACTOR TO THE SURVIVAL AND GROWTH OF CHINOOK AND COHO SALMON, STEELHEAD, AND PACIFIC LAMPREY. THIS PROJECT ALIGNS WITH THE CONSERVATION GOALS AND OBJECTIVES IDENTIFIED IN THE KLAMATH BASIN INTEGRATED FISHERIES RESTORATION AND MONITORING PLAN (IFRMP): DRAFT RESTORATION ACTON AGENDA FOR 2023 - 2024 (PLAN). THE PLAN LISTS FIVE PRIORITY PROJECT CONCEPTS FOR THE UPPER KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN, THREE OF WHICH DESCRIBE THE UPPER HORSE CREEK VALLEY CHANNEL RESTORATION PROJECT. THESE THREE PRIORITY PROJECT CONCEPTS ARE: 1) RECONNECT FLOODPLAINS AND OFF-CHANNEL HABITATS BY REMOVAL OF LEVEES AND OTHER BARRIERS WITHIN THE UPPER KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN, 2) IDENTIFY AND IMPLEMENT PROJECTS TO PROTECT EXISTING OR POTENTIAL COLD-WATER REFUGIA FOR FISH, AND 3) INSTALL BDAS IN KEY UPPER KLAMATH RIVER TRIBUTARIES TOPROVIDE IMPROVED SEASONAL FISH REARING HABITATS.

THIS PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS FOR NATIVE FISH AND OTHER AQUATIC SPECIES USING A HELICOPTER, THIS PROJECT WILL ADD 120 PIECES OF LARGE WOOD TO 2 1 2 MILES OF WEST FORK BEAVER CREEK IN SISKIYOU COUNTY, ON PRIVATELY OWNED LAND THESE LARGE WOOD STRUCTURES WILL RESTORE STRUCTURE, SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT, AND FLOODPLAIN CONNECTIVITY THE WOOD STRUCTURES WILL PROVIDE IMMEDIATE BENEFITS TO NATIVE FISH BY PROVIDING COVER AND AREAS OF LOW VELOCITY HABITAT TARGET SPECIES THAT WILL BENEFIT FROM THIS PROJECT ARE CHINOOK SALMON FALL RUN , COHO SALMON, STEELHEAD SPRING SUMMER AND WINTER , AND PACIFIC LAMPREY WITH DAM REMOVAL, THIS PROJECT IS ANTICIPATED TO BENEFIT SPRING RUN CHINOOK SALMON AS WELL THIS PROJECT IS NEEDED BECAUSE CURRENT AND PAST LAND MANAGEMENT PRACTICES INCLUDING LOGGING STREAMBANKS, ROAD AND BERM BUILDING, EXTIRPATION OF BEAVERS, FIRE SUPPRESSION HAVE CHANNELIZED STREAMS WITHIN THE KLAMATH BASIN

THEMID KLAMATH WATERSHEDCOUNCILWILL RESTORE HABITAT ON RED CAP CREEK AND OLD CAMPBELL CREEK, TWO TRIBUTARIES OF THE KLAMATH RIVER. THEY WILL WORK TO IMPROVE SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT FOR THREATENED COHO SALMON AND OTHER SPECIES. RESTORATION WILL OCCUR ON THE ANCESTRAL TERRITORY OF THE KARUK TRIBE AND THE TSNUNGWE TRIBE, AND THE PROJECT WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH THE TRIBES TO SUPPORT TRIBAL CAPACITY FOR COMMUNITY-DRIVEN HABITAT RESTORATION. ($589,000*)

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.

TREX KLAMATH RIVER COMMUNITIES PROJECT 2020

THE UPPER HORSE CREEK VALLEY CHANNEL RESTORATION PROJECT WILL ADD SINUOSITY, OFF CHANNEL, SIDE CHANNELS AND WOOD STRUCTURES TO 3 4 OF A MILE OF HORSE CREEK THIS WILL INCREASE HABITAT COMPLEXITY DEEPER POOLS, DIVERSE MICROHABITATS, MORE SPAWNING GRAVEL FOR THREATENED COHO SALMON A MINIMUM OF 1,420 FEET OF NEW HABITAT WILL BE CREATED 24 WOOD STRUCTURES WILL BE ADDED TO THIS 3 4 MILE LONG PROJECT REACH IN ADDITION TO THE EXISTING 13 WOOD STRUCTURES DREDGE GOLD MINING IN THE 1930S AND 1940S CHANNELIZED AND RESTRAINED HORSE CREEK TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE VALLEY WHICH HAS HAD A NEGATIVE IMPACT ON SALMONID HABITAT QUALITY THE PROJECT AREA LACKS A DIVERSITY OF VELOCITIES DURING HIGHER FLOWS, MAKING HARSH CONDITIONS FOR OVERWINTERING COHO SALMON AND A LACK OF SPAWNING GRAVEL PROJECT PARTNERS INCLUDE THE SERVICE, AND MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL, THE KARUK TRIBE, THE LANDOWNERS, AND THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION

2017 KLAMATH RIVER B

KLAMATH RIVER BRUSHING/TREX 2016

2015 VEGETATION RESTORATION IN THE MID KLAMATH

THE RESTORATION STRATEGY IS INSTREAM HABITAT RESTORATION BY ENHANCEMENT OF INSTREAM HABITAT AND FLOODPLAIN RECONNECTION. THE MIDDLE CREEK COHO HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT WILL ENHANCE CHANNEL FORM AND FUNCTION BY ADDING LARGE WOODY DEBRIS TO THE ACTIVE STREAM CHANNEL, PROVIDING 2,500 SQUARE FEET OF OFF-CHANNEL REARING HABITAT FOR JUVENILE COHO SALMON, INSTALLING CATTLE EXCLUSION FENCING AROUND ALL SENSITIVE AREAS, AND RESTORING DIVERSE NATIVE FLOODPLAIN PLANT COMMUNITIES TO APPROXIMATELY 1,640 LINEAR FEET OF MIDDLE CREEK FLOODPLAIN.

THE FIRST 250 OF MIDDLE CREEK CONFLUENCE TO HORSE CREEK HAS THREE OBSTACLES TO ADULT COHO SALMON FISH PASSAGE THESE THREE OBSTACLES ARE 1 A 2 1 4 FEET HIGH BOULDER WEIR REMNANT FROM A HISTORIC DIVERSION SYSTEM , 2 A FREQUENTLY MALFUNCTIONING POINT OF DIVERSION, AND 3 A CULVERT THAT IS BADLY DETERIORATED THESE THREE OBSTACLES ARE PARTIAL BARRIERS, THEY IMPEDE FISH PASSAGE AT CERTAIN FLOWS CONDITIONS ARE WORST IN THIS 250 SECTION OF MIDDLE CREEK WHEN THERE ARE LOW FLOWS IN NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER, WHEN COHO SALMON ADULTS ARE TRYING TO SPAWN IN MIDDLE CREEK THIS PROJECT WILL ADDRESS THE CULVERT PROBLEM BY REPLACING THE CULVERT WITH A CONCRETE SINGLE SPAN BRIDGE REPLACING THIS DETERIORATING CULVERT WITH A BRIDGE IS IMPORTANT TO THE LONG TERM PERSISTENCE OF COHO SALMON AND STEELHEAD THE BRIDGE WILL EASE FISH PASSAGE, PARTICULARLY FOR ADULT COHO SALMON TRYING TO ACCESS SPAWNING GROUNDS IN MIDDLE CREEK THIS PROJECT WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC BECAUSE IT WILL INCREASE THE NUMBER OF RETURNING ADULT COHO SALMON, A THREATENED SPECIES THE PUBLIC HAS EXPRESSED CONCERN FOR BIODIVERSITY BY SUPPORTING THE NATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ACT ADDITIONALLY, A RELIABLE BRIDGE WILL BENEFIT THE PUBLIC IN THE DECEMBER 2020 ENGINEERING REPORT MIDDLE CREEK CROSSING OF BAR ROAD AND MIDDLE CREEK FISH PASSAGE E AND S ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS, INC REPORT, THE BOTTOM OF THE EXISTING CULVERT IS BADLY DETERIORATED AND COULD FAIL DURING A HEAVY STORM EVENT CAUSING BAR ROAD TO BE IMPASSABLE ADDITIONALLY, THE BOTTOM OF THE CULVERT WAS INSTALLED UP NEAR THE STREAM FLOWLINE WHICH IS NOT OPTIMUM FOR AQUATIC SPECIES

2013-PARTNERS-09 TITUS CREEK OFF-CHANNEL COHO HABITAT

BURNING FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT AT THE LANDSCAPE SCALE (MKWC TREX)

2016 VEGETATION THINNING

HORSE CREEK WOOD LOADING PROJECT

FARM TO SCHOOL GRANT PROGRAM

MIDDLE CREEK HOSTS SPAWNING COHO SALMON AND CONSISTENTLY PROVIDES SOME OF THE HIGHEST DENSITY OF COHO SPAWNING OF ANY TRIBUTARY WITHIN THE MIDKLAMATH BASIN. DESPITE MIDDLE CREEKS HIGH DENSITY OF SPAWNING EXISTING CREEK CHANNEL AND FLOODPLAIN CONDITIONS PROVIDE LITTLE REARING HABITAT FOR JUVENILE COHO SALMON. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE TO CREATE NOFLOW AND LOW FLOW REARING HABITAT FOR COHO SALMON JUVENILES AND ENHANCE SPAWNING HABITAT FOR COHO SALMON ADULTS. TO ACHIEVE THESE OBJECTIVES THIS PROJECT WILL CONSTRUCT AN APPROXIMATELY 1200 SQUARE FOOT OFFCHANNEL REARING POND CONNECTED TO THE MIDDLE CREEK PRIMARY CHANNEL AND INSTALL 15 BEAVER DAM ANALOGS AND 25 ENGINEERED WOOD STRUCTURES ALONG 700 FEET OF THE MIDDLE CREEK PRIMARY CHANNEL AND 800 FEET OF SECONDARY CHANNELS. THE OFFCHANNEL REARING POND WILL PROVIDE NOFLOW REARING HABITAT AND THE BEAVER DAM ANALOGS AND WOOD STRUCTURES WILL PROVIDE SLOW WATER REARING HABITAT SORT SPAWNING GRAVELS AND INCREASE CONNECTIVITY WITH THE SECONDARY CHANNELS AND THE FLOODPLAIN. ADDITIONALLY NATIVE VEGETATION WILL BE PLANTED IN THE FLOODPLAIN TO RESTORE THE HEALTH AND FUNCTION OF THE RIPARIAN CORRIDOR.

FOR OVER A DECADE, THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL (MKWC) HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED ITS PORTION OF THE COOPERATIVE FALL CHINOOK CARCASS SURVEY EFFORT WITH THE USDA FOREST SERVICE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE AND OTHER PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM OBJECTIVES. THIS INCLUDES: 1.DETERMINING IN-RIVER RUN SIZE (ESCAPEMENT) OF CHINOOK SALMON WITHIN THE SALMON RIVER AND KLAMATH BASIN.1. DETERMINING RUN TIMING, SPAWNING DISTRIBUTION, LENGTH FREQUENCY, AND SEX RATIO FOR FALL CHINOOK SALMON. 2.COLLECTING FISH SCALE, TISSUE, AND OTOLITH SAMPLES, AND RECOVER HEADS FROM ADIPOSE FIN CLIPPED SALMON. 3.COLLECTING INCIDENTAL INFORMATION ON COHO SALMON AND STEELHEAD OBSERVED DURING THE COURSE OF THE STUDY.4.CONTRIBUTING TO REDD MAPPING EFFORTS BY ACQUIRING GPS WAYPOINTS AT ALL REDD LOCATIONS ON THE NORTH FORK, SOUTH FORK AND MAINSTEM SALMON RIVER.5.CONTINUING TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND EDUCATION TO VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

THE PROJECT WILL OCCUR IN MIDDLE CREEK WITHIN THE UPPER-KLAMATH BASIN, APPROXIMATELY 2.3 MILES NORTHWEST OF HORSE CREEK, CA. MIDDLE CREEK HOSTS SPAWNING COHO SALMON AND CONSISTENTLY PROVIDES SOME OF THE HIGHEST DENSITY OF COHO SPAWNING OF ANY TRIBUTARY WITHIN THE MID-KLAMATH BASIN. DESPITE MIDDLE CREEKS HIGH DENSITY OF SPAWNING, EXISTING CREEK CHANNEL AND FLOODPLAIN CONDITIONS PROVIDE LITTLE REARING HABITAT FOR JUVENILE COHO SALMON.THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS TO SUPPORT COHO SALMON POPULATION AND HEALTH IN THE MID-KLAMATH BY RESTORING COHO SALMON REARING HABITATS AND ENHANCE SPAWNING HABITAT IN MIDDLE CREEK THROUGH RESTORING CHANNEL FORM AND FUNCTION AND INCREASING FLOODPLAIN CONNECTIVITY. TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS THE PROJECT WILL EXCAVATE AN OFF-CHANNEL POND, CONSTRUCT IN-STREAM WOOD THROUGH A 1,350-FOOT REACH OF MIDDLE CREEK. THE OFF-CHANNEL POND WILL PROVIDE NO-VELOCITY SUMMER AND WINTER JUVENILE REARING HABITAT. THE WOOD STRUCTURES AND CHANNEL SPANNING LOGS WILL PROVIDE HABITAT COMPLEXITY BY INCREASING THE FREQUENCY OF POOLS AND OVERHEAD COVER, CREATING POCKETS OF SLOW WATER REARING HABITAT, AND STORING AND SORTING GRAVELS SUITABLE FOR SPAWNING. FOLLOWING CONSTRUCTION OF THE OFF-CHANNEL POND AND WOOD STRUCTURES, APPROXIMATELY 1,000 FEET OF FENCE WILL BE ERECTED AROUND THE PROJECT SITE TO EXCLUDE FREE-RANGING CATTLE AND ALLOW FOR THE PASSIVE RESTORATION OF RIPARIAN HABITAT. THIS PROJECT WILL ACHIEVE DOI PROPOSED STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3.4: SPECIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES ARE PROTECTED BY SUPPORTING SPECIES POPULATION AND HEALTH.

ORLEANS PRIVATE PROPERTY FUELS TREATMENT PROJECT

SEIAD CREEK OFF-CHANNEL COHO HABITAT-UPPER MAY POND

MIDDLE CREEK IS A TRIBUTARY TO HORSE CREEK AND IS LOCATED IN THE UPPER KLAMATH RIVER COHO SALMON POPULATION. ANNUALLY, MIDDLE CREEK FREQUENTLY SUPPORTS THE HIGHEST DENSITY OF COHO SALMON SPAWNING IN THE UPPER KLAMATH POPULATION. HOWEVER, SECTIONS OF THE CREEK HAVE BEEN SIMPLIFIED AND LACK A DIVERSITY OF VELOCITIES DURING HIGH FLOW EVENTS. AS SUCH, SLOW WATER WINTER REARING HABITAT AND SPAWNING GRAVELS FOR COHO SALMON ARE LIMITED AND THE CREEK IS DISCONNECTED FROM ITS FLOODPLAIN. THE PURPOSE OF THE PROJECT IS TO RESTORE COHO SALMON REARING HABITATS AND ENHANCE SPAWNING HABITAT IN MIDDLE CREEK BY RESTORING CHANNEL FORM AND FUNCTION AND INCREASING FLOODPLAIN CONNECTIVITY. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE TO RESTORE REARING HABITAT AND ENHANCE SPAWNING HABITAT FOR COHO SALMON. TO ACHIEVE THESE OBJECTIVES THE PROJECT WILL CONSTRUCT AN OFF-CHANNEL ALCOVE AND A SERIES OF BEAVER DAM ANALOGS (BDA) TO CREATE SLOW WATER REARING HABITAT IN-STREAM AND OFF-CHANNEL, AND SORT AND STORE GRAVELS SUITABLE FOR SPAWNING. THE PROJECT WILL OCCUR UPSTREAM OF THE MIDDLE CREEK COHO ENHANCEMENT PROJECT PHASE I WHICH WAS COMPLETED IN 2024, AND THE MIDDLE CREEK INSTREAM AND FLOODPLAIN ENHANCEMENT PROJECT WHICH IS SCHEDULED FOR IMPLEMENTATION IN AUGUST OF 2025. THIS PROJECT IS ANTICIPATED TO BE IMPLEMENTED IN THE SUMMER FALL OF 2026. COLLECTIVELY, THESE PROJECTS WILL RESTORE APPROXIMATELY 0.7 MILES OF MAINSTEM AND OFF-CHANNEL HABITATS IN MIDDLE CREEK. THE PROJECT WILL BE IMPLEMENTING THE FOLLOWING RECOVERY STRATEGY ACTION ITEMS FOR THE MID-KLAMATH BASIN IN THE FINAL RECOVERY PLAN FOR THE SOUTHERN OREGON NORTHERN CALIFORNIA COAST EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANT UNIT OF COHO SALMON (ONCORHYNCHUS KISUTCH) SONCC-MKR.2.2.4 RECONNECT CHANNELS TO THEIR FLOODPLAINS AND SONCC-MKR.2.1.6 INCREASE CHANNEL COMPLEXITY. THIS PROJECT WILL ACHIEVE DOI PROPOSED STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE 3.4: SPECIES AND NATURAL RESOURCES ARE PROTECTED BY SUPPORTING SPECIES POPULATION AND HEALTH USING SOUND SCIENCE TO MANAGE.

MIDDLE CREEK OFF-CHANNEL COHO PONS

THOMPSON CREEK PROVIDES CRITICAL COLD WATER REFUGIA TO COHO SALMON AND OTHER SALMONIDS. HOWEVER, ROAD CONSTRUCTION, HISTORICAL LOGGING PRACTICES, LEGACY MINING, AND THE NEAR EXTIRPATION OF BEAVERS, HAVE GREATLY SIMPLIFIED CHANNEL STRUCTURE, REDUCED FLOODPLAIN CONNECTIVITY, AND DEGRADED RIPARIAN HABITATS. THIS HAS IMPACTED COHO SALMON BY REDUCING THE AMOUNT AND QUALITY OF OFF-CHANNEL AND OTHER SLOW WATER REARING HABITATS AND LIMITED SPAWNING HABITAT IN LOWER THOMPSON CREEK. THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CREATE OR RESTORE COHO SALMON REARING AND SPAWNING HABITATS IN THE THOMPSON CREEK WATERSHED. THE OBJECTIVES OF THE PROJECT ARE TO CREATE SLOW WATER REARING HABITAT FOR COHO SALMON JUVENILES AND ENHANCE SPAWNING HABITAT FOR COHO SALMON ADULTS. TO ACHIEVE THESE OBJECTIVES THIS PROJECT WILL EXCAVATE AND CONSTRUCT AN APPROXIMATELY 2,000 SQUARE FOOT OFF-CHANNEL REARING POND IN CREEK LEFT FLOODPLAIN, LOAD LARGE WOOD INTO THE CONSTRUCTED POND, REVEGETATE FLOODPLAIN HABITAT ON THE PERIPHERY OF THE CONSTRUCTED POND, AND CONSTRUCT TWO LARGE ENGINEERED WOOD STRUCTURES IN THE MAINSTEM OF THOMPSON CREEK. THE OFF-CHANNEL REARING POND WILL PROVIDE BOTH SUMMER AND WINTER REARING HABITAT. LARGE WOOD WILL BE ANCHORED INTO THE BANKS OF THE POND TO INCREASE HABITAT COMPLEXITY AND PROVIDE COVER FOR REARING FISH. FOLLOWING CONSTRUCTION, NON-NATIVE BLACKBERRY SURROUNDING THE POND WILL BE REMOVED AND REPLANTED WITH NATIVE TREES, SHRUBS, FORBS, AND GRASSES. IN THE MAINSTEM OF THOMPSON CREEK TWO ENGINEERED WOOD STRUCTURES, CONSISTING OF FOUR TO SIX LOGS WILL BE CONSTRUCTED AND ANCHORED INTO THE CREEK RIGHT BANK. ONE WOOD STRUCTURE WILL BE LOCATED FIFTY FEET UPSTREAM AND ONE WOOD STRUCTURE WILL BE LOCATED FIFTY FEET DOWNSTREAM OF THE OFF-CHANNEL POND. THE WOOD STRUCTURES WILL SLOW FLOWS AND RAISE SURFACE WATER ELEVATIONS, RESTORING FLOODPLAIN CONNECTIVITY TO 100 FEET OF SIMPLIFIED AND INCISED CHANNEL AND ENHANCE CONNECTIVITY WITH THE POND. THE WOOD STRUCTURES WILL ALSO CREATE POCKETS OF SLOW WATER REARING HABITAT, AND STORE AND SORT SPAWNING GRAVELS.

THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL'S YOUTH STEWARDSHIP PROJECT IS PROPOSED TO TAKE PLACE IN THE MIDDLE KLAMATH REGION OF RURAL NORTHERN CALIFORNIA AND REACH MEMBERS OF THE HOOPA, KARUK AND YUROK TRIBES. THE PROGRAM INCLUDES WATERSHED, FIRE AND FUELS, FISHERIES AND PLANTS EDUCATION INTERTWINED WITH TRADITIONAL ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE. LOCAL TEENS PARTICIPATE IN PAID SUMMER INTERNSHIPS INTRODUCING THEM TO JOBS IN FISHERIES, BOTANY AND FORESTRY. 22 CONSERVATION AND STEWARDSHIP EVENTS WILL INCLUDE FIELD TRIPS TO MONITOR SALMON POPULATIONS, RESTORATION OF RIPARIAN HABITAT, REMOVAL OF INVASIVE SPECIES, AND SUDDEN OAK DEATH BLITZES. ADDITIONALLY, 5 COMMUNITY GARDENS WILL BE BUILT TO ENCOURAGE THE USE OF LOCAL FOOD SYSTEMS, WHICH IS GREATLY NEEDED IN THE AREA, A USDA DESIGNATED FOOD DESERT WHERE RESIDENTS OFTEN TRAVEL 2 HOURS ROUND TRIP TO PURCHASE GROCERIES. CONSERVATION EFFORTS WILL PROVIDE QUALITY HABITAT FOR SALMON AND ACORNS, WHICH ARE CENTRAL TO NATIVE CULTURE AND THE LOCAL ECONOMY. OVERALL,

BEAVER CREEK HELICOPTER WOOD LOADING PROJECT

FOR OVER A DECADE, THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL (MKWC) HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED ITS PORTION OF THE COOPERATIVE FALL CHINOOK CARCASS SURVEY EFFORT WITH THE USDA FOREST SERVICE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE AND OTHER PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM OBJECTIVES. THIS INCLUDES: 1. DETERMINING IN-RIVER RUN SIZE (ESCAPEMENT) OF CHINOOK SALMON WITHIN THE SALMON RIVER AND KLAMATH BASIN.2. DETERMINING RUN TIMING, SPAWNING DISTRIBUTION, LENGTH FREQUENCY, AND SEX RATIO FOR FALL CHINOOK SALMON. 3. COLLECTING FISH SCALE, TISSUE, AND OTOLITH SAMPLES, AND RECOVER HEADS FROM ADIPOSE FIN CLIPPED SALMON. 4. COLLECTING INCIDENTAL INFORMATION ON COHO SALMON AND STEELHEAD OBSERVED DURING THE COURSE OF THE STUDY.5. CONTRIBUTING TO REDD MAPPING EFFORTS BY ACQUIRING GPS WAYPOINTS AT ALL REDD LOCATIONS ON THE NORTH FORK, SOUTH FORK AND MAINSTEM SALMON RIVER.6. CONTINUING TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND EDUCATION TO VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

2021 WILDFIRE RESILIENCY

BEAVER CREEK BARRIER ASSESSMENT AND REMOVAL2020 NATIONAL FISH PASSAGE PROGRAM

PARTNERS FOR FISH AND WILDLIFE

2019 ROGERS CREEK MEADOW RESTORATION

2017 MID-KLAMATH FOREST HEALTH PROJECT

2014 VEGETATION THINNING IN THE MID KLAMATH

FUELS REDUCTION

THE SALT GULCH FLOODPLAIN CONNECTIVITY PROJECT WILL UTILIZE ONSITE MATERIALS TO CONSTRUCT BEAVER DAM ANALOGS AND OTHER POST ASSISTED WOOD STRUCTURES DESIGNED TO AGGRADE ONE THIRD MILE OF SIMPLIFIED AND INCISED CHANNEL WITHIN SALT GULCH AND RECONNECT FLOODPLAIN HABITAT. FUNDS FROM THIS REQUEST WILL PROVIDE FOR THE INSTALLATION AND MONITORING OF A DOZEN GROUNDWATER MONITORING WELLS AS WELL AS ESTABLISHMENT AND MONITORING OF FLOODPLAIN PHOTO POINTS THROUGHOUT THE PROJECT REACH, ENABLING THE RECIPIENT TO QUANTIFY FLOODPLAIN GROUNDWATER STORAGE AND RIPARIAN HEALTH OVER TIME. THE PROJECT WILL IMPROVE SPAWNING AND REARING HABITAT FOR SALMON, INCLUDING THE FEDERALLY THREATENED COHO SALMON.

HORSE CREEK COHO WINTER REARING PROJECT

WESTERN SISKIYOU SUSTAINABLE FUELBREAKS

MID KLAMATH RIVER FALL CHINOOK SPAWNER SURVEY

THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL (MKWC) KLAMATH RIVER COHO SPAWNER SURVEY PROJECT WILL CONDUCT SURVEYS OF ADULT COHO SPAWNING POPULATIONS IN THE MID-KLAMATH REGION AND DOCUMENT ALL OBSERVED COHO LIVE ADULTS, REDDS, AND CARCASSES. MKWC HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED COHO SPAWNER SURVEYS ON SELECT TRIBUTARIES OF THE KLAMATH RIVER BETWEEN PORTUGUESE CREEK AND IRON GATE DAM SINCE 2015.

COMMUNITY FACILITY 2019 DISASTER GRANTS - TORNADOES FLOODS OTHER

THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL (MKWC)HAS BEEN A PART OF THE COOPERATIVE FALL CHINOOK SPAWNER SURVEYS FOR OVER 15 YEARS. THE COOPERATIVE SURVEYS ENTAIL WORKING WITH LOCAL FEDERAL, STATE, TRIBAL, AND NON-PROFIT GROUPS TO COLLECT POPULATION DATA ON RETURNING FALL ADULT CHINOOK SALMON ON TRIBUTARIES TO THE MID KLAMATH SUBBASIN.FOR OVER A DECADE, THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL (MKWC) HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED ITS PORTION OF THE COOPERATIVE FALL CHINOOK CARCASS SURVEY EFFORT WITH THE USDA FOREST SERVICE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE AND OTHER PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM OBJECTIVES. THIS INCLUDES: 1.DETERMINING IN-RIVER RUN SIZE (ESCAPEMENT) OF CHINOOK SALMON WITHIN THE SALMON RIVER AND KLAMATH BASIN.2.DETERMINING RUN TIMING, SPAWNING DISTRIBUTION, LENGTH FREQUENCY, AND SEX RATIO FOR FALL CHINOOK SALMON. 3.COLLECTING FISH SCALE, TISSUE, AND OTOLITH SAMPLES, AND RECOVER HEADS FROM ADIPOSE FIN CLIPPED SALMON. 4.COLLECTING INCIDENTAL INFORMATION ON COHO SALMON AND STEELHEAD OBSERVED DURING THE COURSE OF THE STUDY.5.CONTRIBUTING TO REDD MAPPING EFFORTS BY ACQUIRING GPS WAYPOINTS AT ALL REDD LOCATIONS ON THE NORTH FORK, SOUTH FORK AND MAINSTEM SALMON RIVER.6.CONTINUING TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND EDUCATION TO VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES.

MID KLAMATH PRIVATE ROADS ASSESSMENT PROJECT

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FOR OVER A DECADE, THE MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL MKWC HAS SUCCESSFULLY IMPLEMENTED ITS PORTION OF THE COOPERATIVE FALL CHINOOK CARCASS SURVEY EFFORT WITH THE USDA FOREST SERVICE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND WILDLIFE AND OTHER PARTNERS TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM OBJECTIVES THIS INCLUDES 1 DETERMINING IN RIVER RUN SIZE ESCAPEMENT OF CHINOOK SALMON WITHIN THE SALMON RIVER AND KLAMATH BASIN 2 DETERMINING RUN TIMING, SPAWNING DISTRIBUTION, LENGTH FREQUENCY, AND SEX RATIO FOR FALL CHINOOK SALMON 3 COLLECTING FISH SCALE, TISSUE, AND OTOLITH SAMPLES, AND RECOVER HEADS FROM ADIPOSE FIN CLIPPED SALMON 4 COLLECTING INCIDENTAL INFORMATION ON COHO SALMON AND STEELHEAD OBSERVED DURING THE COURSE OF THE STUDY 5 CONTRIBUTING TO REDD MAPPING EFFORTS BY ACQUIRING GPS WAYPOINTS AT ALL REDD LOCATIONS ON THE NORTH FORK, SOUTH FORK AND MAINSTEM SALMON RIVER 6 CONTINUING TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND EDUCATION TO VOLUNTEERS AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES THIS PROJECT WILL CONTINUE THIS EFFORT FOR THE 2022 CHINOOK RUN

MID KLAMATH RIVER FALL CHINOOK SPAWN'ER SURVEY

ARRA 14 1610 R8TC KLAMATH RIVER TRIBUTARY FISH PASSAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

KLAMATH WATERSHED WEEDS INVENTORY

INDIAN CREEK LIDAR PROJECT

CHINA CREEK FISH PASSAGE AND WOOD LOADING PROJECT

WILDFIRE RESILIENCE FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT

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2017 WILDFIRE RESILIENCE FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT

WILDFIRE RESILIENCE FOR WILDLIFE HABITAT

MID KLAMATH RIVER FALL CHINOOK SPAWNER SURVEY

MID KLAMATH RIVER SPAWNER SURVEY

FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO COMPLETE A ONE YEAR SURVEY THAT WILL DETERMINE IN-RIVER RUN SIZE (ESCAPEMENT) OF CHINOOK SALMON WITHIN THE SHASTA, SCOTT, AND SALMON RIVER BASINS AND OTHER MAJOR TRIBUTARIES TO THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER DURING THE 2018 SEASON (OCTOBER THROUGH DECEMBER, 2018).

KLAMATH YOUTH STEWARDSHIP

MIDDLE CREEK OFF-CHANNEL POND PROJECT

SALMON RIVER POND RESTORATION AND UPLAND THINNING PROJECT

KLAMATH RIVER PRESCRIBED FIRE TRAINING EXCHANGE

KLAMATH YOUTH STEWARDSHIP PROJECT

MID KLAMATH SUBBASIN PLANNING

2013-FISHERIES-01

KNF OFF-CHANNEL PONDS DESIGN AND PLANNING PROJECT

COUGAR CREEK CHANNEL COMPLEXITY AND WOOD LOADING PROJECT

KLAMATH YOUTH STEWARDSHIP

THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING CONTRIBUTES TO THE RESTORATION OF ANADROMOUS FISH AND ACHIEVES THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE KLAMATH RIVER BASIN CONSERVATION AREA FISHERY RESTORATION PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE KLAMATH RIVER BY COORDINATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLAN, FISHERIES RESTORATION CANDIDATE ACTION TABLE, IN CONCERT WITH THE KLAMATH INTEGRATED RESTORATION AND MONITORING PLAN AND SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST AQUATIC RESTORATION ACTION PLAN. TASKS INCLUDE CONTINUED ENGAGEMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES, LANDOWNERS, AND PARTNERS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT RESTORATION PROJECTS THAT RESPOND TO PROBLEMS RELATED TO FISHERY RECOVERY AND TO THE MIDDLE KLAMATH SUB-BASIN PLANNING PROCESS, AS WELL AS DISSEMINATE RESULTS RELATED TO RESTORATION AND MONITORING EFFORTS TO THE BROADER COMMUNITY. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: 1. INFORMATIVE MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS, A BLOG, OUTREACH COMMUNICATIONS VIA EMAIL, WEBSITE, FLYERS, OR DIRECT IN-PERSON CONTACT WITH LANDOWNERS OR INTERESTED MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, SHORT INFORMATIONAL VIDEO PROJECTS, AND A NEWSLETTER. 2. ATTEND LOCAL AND REGIONAL WATERSHED COUNCILS AND OTHER RESTORATION-FOCUSED MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES. 3. IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MID KLAMATH SUB-BASIN RESTORATION FUNDING PROPOSALS. 4. MAINTAIN REGULAR AND POSITIVE RELATIONS WITH FUNDERS OF MID KLAMATH SUB-BASIN RESTORATION WORK, INCLUDING ON-THE-GROUND FIELD TOURS AS APPROPRIATE. 5. PROGRESS REPORTS AND FINAL REPORT.

THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING CONTRIBUTES TO THE RESTORATION OF ANADROMOUS FISH AND ACHIEVE THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE KLAMATH RIVER BASIN CONSERVATION AREA FISHERY RESTORATION PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE KLAMATH RIVER BY COORDINATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLAN, FISHERIES RESTORATION CANDIDATE ACTION TABLE, IN CONCERT WITH THE KLAMATH INTEGRATED RESTORATION AND MONITORING PLAN AND SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST AQUATIC RESTORATION ACTION PLAN.TASKS INCLUDE CONTINUED ENGAGEMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES, LANDOWNERS, AND PARTNERS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT RESTORATION PROJECTS THAT RESPOND TO PROBLEMS RELATED TO FISHERY RECOVERY AND TO THE MIDDLE KLAMATH SUB-BASIN PLANNING PROCESS, AS WELL AS DISSEMINATE RESULTS RELATED TO RESTORATION AND MONITORING EFFORTS TO THE BROADER COMMUNITY. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:1. INFORMATIVE MEETINGS, WORKSHOPS, A BLOG, OUTREACH COMMUNICATIONS VIA EMAIL, WEBSITE, FLYERS, OR DIRECT IN-PERSON CONTACT WITH LANDOWNERS OR INTERESTED MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC, SHORT INFORMATIONAL VIDEO PROJECTS, AND A NEWSLETTER.2. ATTEND LOCAL AND REGIONAL WATERSHED COUNCILS AND OTHER RESTORATION-FOCUSED MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES.3. IDENTIFICATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MID KLAMATH SUB-BASIN RESTORATION FUNDING PROPOSALS.4. MAINTAIN REGULAR AND POSITIVE RELATIONS WITH FUNDERS OF MID KLAMATH SUB-BASIN RESTORATION WORK, INCLUDING ON-THE-GROUND FIELD TOURS AS APPROPRIATE. 5. PROGRESS REPORTS AND FINAL REPORT.

THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING CONTRIBUTES TO THE RESTORATION OF ANADROMOUS FISH AND ACHIEVE THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE KLAMATH RIVER BASIN CONSERVATION AREA FISHERY RESTORATION PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE KLAMATH RIVER BY COORDINATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLAN, FISHERIES RESTORATION CANDIDATE ACTION TABLE, IN CONCERT WITH THE KLAMATH INTEGRATED RESTORATION AND MONITORING PLAN AND SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST AQUATIC RESTORATION ACTION PLAN.TASKS INCLUDE CONTINUED ENGAGEMENT OF LOCAL COMMUNITIES, LANDOWNERS, AND PARTNERS TO DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT RESTORATION PROJECTS THAT RESPOND TO PROBLEMS RELATED TO FISHERY RECOVERY AND TO THE MIDDLE KLAMATH SUB-BASIN PLANNING PROCESS, AS WELL AS DISSEMINATE RESULTS RELATED TO RESTORATION AND MONITORING EFFORTS.

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO CONTRIBUTE RESTORATION OF ANADROMOUS FISH AND ACHIEVE THE GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE KLAMATH RIVER BASIN CONSERVATION AREA FISHERY RESTORATION PROGRAM THROUGHOUT THE LOWER MID KLAMATH RIVER BY IMPLEMENTING THE MID KLAMATH RIVER SUB BASIN PLAN, AND ACCOMPANYING FISHERIES RESTORATION CANDIDATE ACTION TABLE, IN CONCERT WITH THE KLAMATH INTEGRATED RESTORATION AND MONITORING PLAN, AND SIX RIVERS NATIONAL FOREST AQUATIC RESTORATION ACTION PLAN TASKS1 CONTINUE COMMUNICATION AND OUTREACH ABOUT HABITAT PROTECTION AND RESTORATION EFFORTS THROUGH WORKSHOPS, CONFERENCE ATTENDANCE, A NEWSLETTER, A BLOG, OTHER FUNCTIONS OF OUR WEBSITE, OTHER MEDIA DISPATCHES SUCH AS VIA SOCIAL MEDIA, PRESS RELEASES AND PSAS, AND PERSONAL INTERFACE WITH MANAGING AGENCIES, STAKEHOLDERS, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN THE MID KLAMATH RIVER SUB BASIN 2 COORDINATE WITH MID KLAMATH LANDOWNERS, PRIVATE AND PUBLIC, FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF RESTORATION PROJECTS THAT RESPOND TO PROBLEMS RELATED TO FISHERY RECOVERY AND TO THE MIDDLE KLAMATH SUB BASIN PLANNING AND PUBLIC REVIEW PROCESS DEVELOPMENT INCLUDES LEVERAGING FEDERAL DOLLARS TO SECURE OTHER SOURCES OF FUNDING FOR PROJECTS THAT ADVANCE THE ECOLOGICAL HEALTH OF THE MID KLAMATH RIVER SUB BASIN 3 CONVENE THE MIDDLE KLAMATH INSTREAM WORKING GROUP IN ORDER TO PRIORITIZE, PLAN AND COORDINATE RESTORATION ACTIONS IN THE SUB BASIN WITH PARTNER GROUPS AS NEEDED UPDATE THE MID KLAMATH SUB BASIN FISHERIES RESOURCE RECOVERY PLAN AS NEEDED AND APPROPRIATE 4 DEVELOP AND SUBMIT PROGRESS REPORTS AND A FINAL REPORT TO YREKA FWO

MID KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING

MID KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING

MID-KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING

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MID KLAMATH SUB-BASIN PLANNING

MID KLAMATH RIVER SUBBASIN PLANNING

MID KLAMATH RIVER SUBBASIN PLANNING

2013-FISHERIES-05

MIDDLE KLAMATH RIVER SUB-BASIN PLANNING

MID KLAMATH SPAWNER SURVEYS

MID KLAMATH SPAWNER SURVEY

MKWC MONARCH WAYSTATIONS

YOUTH EDUCATION PROJECT

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SPAWNER SURVEYS

THE KLAMATH COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP PROJECT WILL ENABLE AND INCREASE THE TRUST OF THE COMMUNITY BY INVOLVING LOCAL MEMBERS IN PROJECTS THAT MONITOR NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE KLAMATH BASIN. PARTICIPANTS WILL DEVELOP KNOWLEDGE ABOUT NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND THE KLAMATH RIVER S BIOLOGICAL RESOURCES. THIS WILL INCREASE THE COMMUNITY S TRUST IN CURRENT AND FUTURE ACTION THAT ADDRESS WATERSHED ISSUES RELATED TO FISHERIES, PLANTS, AND WILDLIFE.RECOGNIZING THAT THERE ARE SEVERAL ISSUES RELATED TO SPECIES DIVERSITY AND SURVIVAL IN THE KLAMATH, THIS PROJECT INVOLVES COMMUNITY IN RESTORATION ACTIVITIES THAT WILL INCREASE THE RESILIENCE AND ADAPTABILITY OF THE LOCAL ECOSYSTEMS AND SPECIES.THE KLAMATH COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP PROJECT WILL ENGAGE 40 COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN THE MID KLAMATH REGION IN HANDS-ON ACTIVITIES. ACTIVITIES INCLUDE 1 TRAINING AND 9 HANDS-ON WATERSHED MONITORING AND STEWARDSHIP PROJECTS. ACTIVITIES ACCOMPLISH 2 MAJOR GOALS FOR THIS PROJECT:1. INCREASE THE TRUST OF THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN RESTORATION AND MONITORING PROJECTS SUPPORTED BY THE USFWS IN THE KLAMATH BASIN.2. ENABLE PARTICIPATION OF COMMUNITY MEMBERS IN HANDS-ON RESTORATION AND MONITORING PROJECTS AND FIELD TRIPS.

KLAMATH COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP PROJECT

MID KLAMATH WATERSHED COUNCIL

KLAMATH YOUTH CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION PROJECT

KLAMATH YOUTH CLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION PROJECT

2013-PARTNERS-13

MID-KLAMATH COHO REARING HABITAT ENHANCEMENT PROJECT

2013-PARTNERS-15

MOD TO CORRECT EXPIRATION DATE

2012 MKWC HABITAT RESTORATION THROUGH VEGETATION THINNING

MOD TO EXTEND EXPIRATION DATE

FARM TO SCHOOL GRANT PROGRAM