US Land Management Bureau

The Klamath National Forest covers an area of more than 1,700,000 acres. The forest comprises several wilderness areas, such as Marble Mountain, Russian Wilderness Area, Trinity Alps and Red Buttes Wilderness. It also has more than 200 miles of river system for rafting and over 150 miles of wild and scenic rivers. In addition, Klamath National Forest offers grazing and timber opportunities, as well as nearly 30 campgrounds, hiking, fishing and wildlife viewing areas. The forest attracts a variety of tourists, campers, hikers, wildlife watchers, hunters, fishermen, mountains bikers, white water enthusiasts and naturalists. The Klamath National Forest is located in Yreka, Calif.

The Bureau of Reclamation, located in Klamath Falls, OR, focuses on managing water resources across the western United States through various programs and projects. They engage in initiatives that include hydropower generation, water operations, and environmental resource management aimed at promoting sustainable water solutions. In addition to infrastructure development like the Arroyo Canal Fish Screen and the Glen Canyon Dam maintenance, the Bureau of Reclamation invests in technologies and collaborative efforts aimed at enhancing water management efficiency and fish passage. Their ongoing projects emphasize the importance of addressing challenges such as drought and resource sustainability in the Colorado River Basin and beyond. Generated from the website

The US Forestry Department in Klamath Falls is dedicated to celebrating Great Outdoors Month on the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail. They strive to promote outdoor recreation and conservation efforts in the beautiful natural landscapes of the Klamath Falls region. Generated from their website's infomation