Resources

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Klamath Watershed Partnership has produced a variety of educational brochures and publications over the years, some of which are not saved in an online format. Brochures and publications produced by the Klamath Watershed Partnership as well as board meeting minutes are available at our office or upon request.

Lake Ewauna Wellness Proposal | Keno Stretch of the Klamath River - Fringe Wetland Master Plan Data

Klamath Watershed Partnership is currently involved in two projects with multiple partners to improve water quality and habitat conditions in Lake Ewauna and the Klamath River reach from Lake Ewauna to the Keno dam. These projects should benefit anadromous fish returning to the Upper Klamath Basin after dam removal and provide additional community benefits in and around Lake Ewauna. An agricultural property near existing wetlands and The Klamath Wingwatchers Trail was purchased by the City of Klamath Falls with plans to expand the wetlands and trail system and adding additional educational components to the trail. Other partners include the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Klamath County Economic Development Association, the City of Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Klamath Wingwatchers Inc., and River Design Group, Resource Environmental Solutions, Klamath Drainage District, and the Tule Smoke Hunt Club. Please click on the documents above in yellow for more detail on the development and plans for these projects.

Lower Klamath Lake Working Group

Working to recover the lower Klamath Basin watershed and improve water security for species and people.

The Lower Klamath Lake Working Group is a collaboration between local, state, federal, tribal, and private partners, to work towards conservation and restoration efforts for the Klamath Drainage District (KDD) and the Lower Klamath Lake National Wildlife Refuge (LKNWR).

Watershed Assessments and Action Plans