CalMatters: 'Things have to change': Big decision looms as Klamath Basin ranchers, tribes battle over water and salmon – Lake County Record-Bee

By Rachel Becker Arron Troy Hockaday leaned over the highway railing to peer into the water below, where the Scott River empties into the Klamath near the Oregon border. Beneath the bridge, dozens of threatened coho salmon rested on their journey back from the Pacific. It was the end of October, and they were waiting […]

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