The removal of four hydroelectric dams on the Klamath River marked the largest project of its kind in US history, initiating substantial ecological restoration.
Ren Brownell from the Klamath River Renewal Corporation emphasized the profound success of the dam removal, stating, 'There's an incredible amount of joy.'
The Klamath River, once home to thriving salmon populations and a rich ecosystem, faced drastic alterations after the dams obstructed essential migrations.
The ecological restoration following the dam removal offers hope for restoring the river's natural state, benefiting the environment and indigenous communities.
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