Klamath Basin Wildlife Refuges

Oregon Wild's Klamath Basin Campaign seeks to protect and restore the critical wildlife habitat provided by the Klamath refuges.

Briefing paper: Restoring Klamath refuges is key to finding balance in Klamath Basin

Klamath Basin Coalition briefing paper details how restoration of Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges could improve the overall health of the region.

Restoring and Protecting the Klamath Wildlife Refuges

For nearly two decades Oregon Wild has worked to restore and protect the Klamath Wildlife Refuges--the most important wildlife havens in the Western United States.

Lease-land Agriculture on Tule Lake and Lower Klamath

Information on Oregon Wild's efforts to end the leasing of 22,000 acres of land for commercial agriculture -- land that was set aside for wildlife.

Myths and Facts: Water deliveries to Klamath Basin irrigators does not assure water for refuges or wildlife

Fact sheet details how commercial agriculture often restricts water deliveries for National Wildlife Refuge wetlands.

Geese in flight over Lower Klamath NWR- S. Pedery

 

Bald eagle

 

Lower Klamath NWR-USFWS

Sunset on Lower Klamath NWR.

Refuges in Peril: Fish, Wildlife, and the Klamath Water Crisis

A joint report by Oregon Wild, WaterWatch, The Wilderness Society, and Earthjustice that explores the threats facing the wildlife refuges of the Klamath Basin, and opportunities for progress.

Klamath Marsh NWR begins work on conservation plan

Planning process offers a chance for people who value fish and wildlife to weigh in on refuge management.