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Restoring the Lower Klamath and Tulelake Lake Wildlife Refuges is incredibly important and a moral imperative.

We invite others to contribute their thoughts and fresh perspectives, too.

To read the special series by the Klamath Herald and News about the water crisis go here:

Project Klamath-Saving a watershed in the climate change era

To learn more about the photographer who is credited with getting the refuges designated, go here:

William L. Finley (1876-1953)

Historical Finley Documents:

Profits in Scenery and Wildlife

Tragedies in Bird Life

Conservation Work of the Finleys (by Ed F. Averill)

Hunting Birds With a Camera

Birds Cannot Live Without Homes

Ring-necked Pheasant - Canny Bird of the Season (by Irene Finley)

To see a beautiful visual presentation on the history of the refuges, go here:

Wetlands, Waterbirds, and Water

A March 11, 2022 Audubon Society Article about the refuges:

The Klamath Basin’s Water Crisis Is a Growing Disaster for Waterfowl

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