The Ever-Changing Klamath River Mouth, Klamath, CA, USA скачать в хорошем качестве

The Ever-Changing Klamath River Mouth, Klamath, CA, USA

The video shows changes to the shape and direction of a wild Klamath river mouth -dictated by river-water levels, wind, waves and tides. A photo sequence from the Klamath river overlook shows the river's march north and south chronologically across many seasons. You'll witness the river mouth shifting like the head of a snake held too far behind the head. 2025 will be the first full-year that the Klamath river is free of four dams that blocked over 400-miles of salmon spawning habitat located above the once standing dams, now down! This environmental success story of the decade is the largest dam removal and river restoration project in U.S. history. Here's a great short documentary on this momentous project. From the perspective of a Yurok Tribal member who witnessed the fish kill of 2003, got her law degree and fought ever since to help her sacred river become free again. "Undammed" Amy Bower-Cordalis and the fight to free the Klamath | Patagonia Films    • Undammed: Amy Bowers Cordalis and the figh...   Note: The speck in the very last photo; in the middle of the Klamath estuary, is yours truly in my 30-year-old electric powered Coleman Scanoe. All photos were taken on the Yurok Reservation in Klamath, California by W. Ihne (desertplayer@hotmail.com) except the last photo by Al Muelfoefer standing on THE REQUA HOUSE property now owned and managed by The Historic Requa Inn. Sound track By Jim Matus, http://www.jimmatus.com/