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“First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath” documentary available now #oregonfieldguide

“First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath” documentary available now #oregonfieldguide

2.3K views11 months ago

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OPB on Instagram: "OPB’s documentary, “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath,” is now live at opb.org/firstdescent and on YouTube. Join this historic journey, as OPB gets rare access following a group of Indigenous youth kayaking the entire Klamath River — 300 miles from source to sea — to celebrate the removal of four dams in the biggest dam removal project in history. Ranging in age from 13 to 20, the paddlers dedicated years to training for the month-long trip. But for many, it was a journey ge

OPB on Instagram: "OPB’s documentary, “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath,” is now live at opb.org/firstdescent and on YouTube. Join this historic journey, as OPB gets rare access following a group of Indigenous youth kayaking the entire Klamath River — 300 miles from source to sea — to celebrate the removal of four dams in the biggest dam removal project in history. Ranging in age from 13 to 20, the paddlers dedicated years to training for the month-long trip. But for many, it was a journey ge

20.9K views11 months ago

OPB’s documentary “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath” is now live on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4FuGuWeAra4?si=FjQzrHV0TtjdSsBY Join this historic journey, as OPB gets exclusive access following a group of Indigenous youth kayaking the entire Klamath River — 300 miles from source to sea — to celebrate the removal of four dams in the biggest dam removal project in history. Ranging in age from 13 to 20, the paddlers dedicated years to training for the month-long trip. But for many, it was a journ

OPB’s documentary “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath” is now live on YouTube: https://youtu.be/4FuGuWeAra4?si=FjQzrHV0TtjdSsBY Join this historic journey, as OPB gets exclusive access following a group of Indigenous youth kayaking the entire Klamath River — 300 miles from source to sea — to celebrate the removal of four dams in the biggest dam removal project in history. Ranging in age from 13 to 20, the paddlers dedicated years to training for the month-long trip. But for many, it was a journ

4.3K views11 months ago

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This past summer, a group of Indigenous youth with the program “Paddle Tribal Waters” were the first to kayak the Klamath River from source to sea after the removal of four dams along the river. And OPB’s “Oregon Field Guide” team was there to film the historic journey. We’re excited to announce our documentary, “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath,” will premiere on opb.org and YouTube on Thursday, Nov. 13. ✏️ by Jessie Sears 📹 by River Roots Productions ✂️ by Eden McCall #OregonFieldGuide #Fi

This past summer, a group of Indigenous youth with the program “Paddle Tribal Waters” were the first to kayak the Klamath River from source to sea after the removal of four dams along the river. And OPB’s “Oregon Field Guide” team was there to film the historic journey. We’re excited to announce our documentary, “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath,” will premiere on opb.org and YouTube on Thursday, Nov. 13. ✏️ by Jessie Sears 📹 by River Roots Productions ✂️ by Eden McCall #OregonFieldGuide #Fi

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A group of Indigenous youth kayaking the entire Klamath River to celebrate the removal of four dams

A group of Indigenous youth kayaking the entire Klamath River to celebrate the removal of four dams

2.1K views11 months ago

YouTubeOregon Public Broadcasting

This past summer, a group of Indigenous youth with the program Paddle Tribal Waters from Ríos to Rivers were the first to kayak the Klamath River from source to sea after the removal of four dams along the river. And OPB’s “Oregon Field Guide” team was there to film the historic journey. We’re excited to announce our documentary, “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath,” will premiere on opb.org and YouTube on Thursday, Nov. 13 ✏️ by Jessie Sears 📹 by River Roots Productions ✂️ by Eden McCall | Or

This past summer, a group of Indigenous youth with the program Paddle Tribal Waters from Ríos to Rivers were the first to kayak the Klamath River from source to sea after the removal of four dams along the river. And OPB’s “Oregon Field Guide” team was there to film the historic journey. We’re excited to announce our documentary, “First Descent: Kayaking the Klamath,” will premiere on opb.org and YouTube on Thursday, Nov. 13 ✏️ by Jessie Sears 📹 by River Roots Productions ✂️ by Eden McCall | Or

3.1K views11 months ago

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After four dams were removed on the Klamath River, a group of Indigenous youth learned to whitewater kayak with Paddle Tribal Waters in order to be the first to kayak the river from source to sea. The journey started on June 12 and ended a month later, after the group paddled over 300 miles to the Pacific Ocean. "Oregon Field Guide" is working on a documentary about the journey. This is the first of several sneak peeks we're excited to share, exploring different aspects of the voyage. Today, mee

After four dams were removed on the Klamath River, a group of Indigenous youth learned to whitewater kayak with Paddle Tribal Waters in order to be the first to kayak the river from source to sea. The journey started on June 12 and ended a month later, after the group paddled over 300 miles to the Pacific Ocean. "Oregon Field Guide" is working on a documentary about the journey. This is the first of several sneak peeks we're excited to share, exploring different aspects of the voyage. Today, mee

40.1K viewsAug 25, 2025

It’s been one year since the dams came down on the Klamath River — and the changes are wild. 💧 Water temps are more natural 🐟 Salmon are coming back 🌀 Toxic algae? Almost gone For the first time in more than 100 years, fall chinook are swimming into rivers they haven’t reached in 40 (salmon) generations. ✏️ by Jes Burns/OPB ✂️ by Danika Sandoz/OPB 🎧 Courtesy of Audio Network #AllScienceNoFiction #KlamathRiver #science #PacificNorthwest #RiverRestoration #DamRemoval #WaterQuality #ChinookSalm

8.3K views11 months ago

Warm Springs tribal member recounts kayak training and being an "environmental warrior" at OPB event

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OPB reporter Jes Burns was shocked when Klamath Tribes Chair William Ray Jr. broke the news over a video call that Chinook salmon have been reaching rivers where they haven’t been seen in more than 100 years. After four dams were removed from the Klamath River in 2024, the river started to transform. Salmon are now appearing upstream in the Williamson and Sprague Rivers, which feed into the Klamath. Much further than expected. “I thought I was going to speak with Klamath Tribes Chair William Ray

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It’s been a busy week for fall Chinook on the newly undammed Klamath River. On Wednesday, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife officials documented the first salmon to return to Oregon’s Klamath Basin since 1912. And for the first time in more than 60 years, salmon have been spotted spawning in a tributary above the former Iron Gate Dam site in Northern California. 📝✂️Cassandra Profita 🎥Brandon Swanson Oregon Field Guide #KlamathRiver #Chinooksalmon #OregonFieldGuide | OPB

25.9K viewsOct 18, 2024

NAYA had the pleasure of hosting some micro-screenings of OPB’s “First Descent” by @jessiesears featuring youth who kayaked the Klamath River. Our Elders recognized those filmed as some are NAYA staff and youth who we hosted earlier this year for a Portland Youth and Elders Council meeting. Have you seen the film yet?! | Native American Youth and Family Center

1.6K views10 months ago

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For the first time in over a century, the Klamath River is flowing free. Indigenous youth from Klamath River tribes paddled the river from source to sea, marking a living moment of cultural return, healing, and resistance. The story traces the long arc that made this possible from the Salmon Wars of the 1970s, to the Water Wars of the early 2000s, to the present day, following the removal of the Klamath dams and decades of Indigenous-led leadership that culminated in this historic First Descent

326.7K views10 months ago

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We’re making progress on the largest river restoration project in US history. By removing 4 dams along the Klamath River, we're bringing life back to the river & honoring our commitments to tribal nations. By fall, the river will be free-flowing for the first time in 100 years. #klamath #rivers #california #salmon

283.8K viewsJun 7, 2024

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California's Landmark Dam Removal for River Restoration

184K viewsSep 22, 2023

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Celebrating Indigenous Joy on the Klamath River

68.7K viewsJul 18, 2025

Klamath River Dams, part 3. If you could solve California's water crisis and energy crisis by sacrificing one river, would you do it? The Ah Puh Dam would have risen 800ft above the Klamath just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean. It would have allowed the river to be sent in the opposite direction towards the Sacramento Valley, where it would go into the state water project. #dam #dams #damtok #TeamHydro #Klamath #climate #water #crisis #undamtheklamath

173.5K viewsJan 6, 2023

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After a decades-long fight to remove four dams, Indigenous youth paddled the Klamath River to celebrate a major step toward restoring salmon runs and reviving a vital cultural lifeline. #KlamathRiver

46.6K viewsJul 16, 2025

Pinglu Canal opens in Southwest China, linking to Beibu Gulf

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:( . #karuk #diné #klamath #shiprock #language

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