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̔ኁдૄɛࣦࢸhԢᅃ (Ron
Reed) ίᓬ̺ᗙࣉ௡

ཀᒾ௡ίவૢئ༁ପфٙ኷ ጒ๿ဧ (Dave Meurer) ڌͪj ໝϓࡰ१ί௰ۃᇞf™
ʾdତί੭ഹ˼ࡁٙ࢑ɿԸᝈ ˜Ңࡁᒔၾ̔ኁдૄᖦߒd͟ ್Ͼdɓνהࣘdɽᜠ
޶வɓ࿇n™˼ٙ༑Ⴇίᜓྖ Չࠋப˥ሯ္಻ʿቋ୅ᖏΚٙ װৰܝɰϞѢᗭٙࣛՍfװৰ
ʕ৾཭əɨԸf ვᒾf™Չ˼௅ໝɰίʔΝٙ ܝٙήਜ֟ν˜ଢڌࠦdΈӹ
ᅰ˜ܝdɽᜠٙװৰʿ ჯਹਞၾவఙئݴࠠ͛ࠇ೥f ӹٙئ֦eරЍܱٙઢዚ૛ί
ئ֦ᔕ᛻إɺٙ೥ࠦᙃͦᜓ
૶ଣЪุ͍όҁϓdၡટഹ࢝
˜຅ЫԐՑତఙd޶޶ԟԬ͍
It’s unbelievably hard to describe what it meant. Seeing friends from the Klamath and Modoc tribes take their grandkids to watch salmon spawning.
කٙۆ݊ئʇݴਹٙ͛࿒ూ ί౨ϨʈЪٙɛdЫึ೯ତ௅ ːfɰɓνཫಂd̮Ը௡၇ٙ
ԃࠇ೥d͟˜༟๕ᐑྤ༆Ӕ
PHOTOGRAPHS: (SONAR, SALMON) CALIFORNIA TROUT; (FISHING) CRAIG TUCKER; (IRON GATE) MATT MAIS
˙ࣩ™(Resource Environmental
Solutions) ࠋபჯኬf̺ࣦք
ဧ༆ᙑႭj˜ୋɓቃಔ஗ూԃ
Ό௅Դ͜ࡡ͛ي၇dͦᅺ݊ᖢ
ոӐጐيdᜫɓʲᖢ֛ɨԸf
Ңࡁ͉Ըᒔʔᆽ֛ୋɓҭಔي
ঐщίவ˪ᔧႊəϵϋၵ઻ᘷ
ᗳٙɺήɪනл͛ڗdШഐ؈
Clockwise from top
left: Scientists install
sonar technology on
ˢҢࡁཫಂٙᒔࠅϓ̌f™
the Klamath River after
the dam removals to
monitor the migration
ίவϣూԃБਗʕd
of fish; a salmon swims
past a former dam site;
Karuk tribal member
˜༟๕ᐑྤ༆Ӕ˙ࣩ™ၾˈݾ
Ron Reed catches
fish at a waterfall on
дૄ (Yurok) ᖦߒd͟ܝ٫ዄ
the river; onlookers
celebrate as crews
remove the last portion
΂˴ࠅಔ஗ూԃྠඟf˜༟๕
of the Iron Gate Dam in
August 2024.
ᐑྤ༆Ӕ˙ࣩ™೯ԊɛᏖ˃h 2024 ϋ 8 ˜d᚛ژ˥ᜠٙ௰ܝɓ௅ʱ஗װৰdତఙᝈ଺ዧਗᅅज़f
MAY 2025 ROTARY 35
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