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Senator Jeff Merkley visited Klamath Falls on Monday to tour the rearing ponds at Gone Fishing and the floating net pens on Upper Klamath Lake. This was Merkley’s first visit to tour the facilities following his Sucker Recovery Event held last fall. Following the summit, Merkley secured $3 million in federal funding for an expansion of the project.
Read MoreIn May, on Endangered Species Day, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced their employee and partner Recovery Champions for 2018. The Klamath Falls Sucker Rearing Team was selected for the Pacific Southwest Region
Read MoreOn Thursday, September 27, 2018, the Klamath Water Users Association (KWUA) held their 11th Annual Fall Harvest Tour that included stops at; Gone Fishing, Klamath Project FF pumping station, Skyline Brewing, a horseradish field & processing shed, a mint harvest and Wong’s Potatoes.
Read MoreRegistration is still open for Gone Fishing, a free all-day, learn-to-fish event for anyone in the Klamath Basin with a disability.
The event will run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Saturday, Aug. 4 at the Moore Park Pavilion. So far, 40 people have registered. The event is organized by Klamath County Transition Program in partnership with Pond Hopper Nation.
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