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programs
Watershed Education Program
Karuk Fisheries Biologist instructs students about juvenile
fish identification on MKWC's youth raft trip.
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Educating students about ways to get involved in their watershed
is essential to the future of restoration in the Mid Klamath. MKWC's
education programs in local schools introduce youth to important
restoration issues by linking students with local experts and
biologists to participate in hands on restoration projects that
benefit our watershed. With funding from the US Fish and Wildlife
Service students participate in local ecology and restoration raft
trips, engage in high quality classroom curriculum, and get out
“into the field” to learn about water quality sampling, creek mouth
enhancement, juvenile fish identification, riparian planting,
noxious weed removal, fire ecology and organic farming.
A Collaborative Process
Local students participate in a creek mouth enhancement
project on Sandy Bar Creek.
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Community volunteers, Karuk Tribe, US Forest Service, Salmon
River Restoration Council, California Department of Fish and Game,
US Fish and Wildlife Service, and Americorps Watershed Stewards
Project cooperate with MKWC to provide an extensive watershed
education program throughout the Mid Klamath. Listed below are some
of the important events MKWC has participated in.
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