Visual artist and Klamath Tribes member Camas Logue made this 2022 painting using materials from his ancestral homelands. For his Klamath Land Pigment Project, he uses natural colors made from ...

she said as the fish swam away from the bucket and changed color in their new environment ... Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Klamath Tribes entered the beginning stages of starting ...

“I incorporated the local sacred fish of Klamath tribe, c’waam and koptu ... “As you walk around the piece the transmitted color shows up more, so the spawning salmon is more red and ...

Queen Gensaw skylarked around and between her parents, Oscar and Georgianna, at the Yurok Tribe's boat ramp at Requa, or Rek-woi, the “mouth of the creek” where the Klamath River meets the ...

‘This article was produced in partnership with Underscore News + ICT. The Klamath Tribes in southern Oregon have not seen salmon, much less been able to fish for them, for over a century ...

“But this year it was more important for Yurok to express the situation that the Klamath River's in, and to drive that home." Gensaw said if the tribe can't give its elders salmon from the ...

But tribes say the effort is vital to the survival of their peoples, lands and waters. “We need a healthy ecology to be a healthy people,” former Klamath Tribes Chairman Don Gentry said.