Removal of four outdated hydroelectric dams has begun the revival of the Klamath River and its once prodigious salmon runs. Decades of Indigenous activism, negotiations, and meticulous planning led to this ambitious restoration, which brings ecosystems back to life and confronts century-old historic injustices. What are we learning as dams are removed? How do we expect nature to respond in coming months and years? And how can this effort catalyze broader environmental and cultural reconciliation across California and the United States? Join us for a candid conversation with key leaders driving this remarkable transformation.

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