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Sutter Buttes Regional Land Trust says 952 acres of farmland permanently protected

Klamath Basin farmland used as waterfowl habitat

Ducks Unlimited A ridge overlooks the lower Klamath Basin, which farmers and conservationists said was like a scene reminiscent of the 1930s Dust Bowl. Growers are working with conservationists to provide habitat for migrating birds. The region will receive $3.8 million from the NRCS to use working ag land as a stopping point for migrating birds. Suggested Event Jun 15, 2021 to Jun 17, 2021 In a region fraught with conflict between farmers and environmentalists, some growers in the Klamath Basin are working with a wildlife group to provide habitat for migrating birds – and receiving a small amount of irrigation water in return. The Tulelake Irrigation District is moving existing water from one drainage pond, or sump, in the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge to another to provide a deeper wetland for northern pintail and other waterfowl.

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