Salmon are swimming freely in the Klamath River for the first time in over a century after the largest dam removal project in US history was completed. The project, which demolished four dams, aims to restore the river’s natural flow and ecosystem. Researchers are tracking the migration of Chinook salmon and other fish to monitor the river’s healing process.
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