Watersheds West: Freeing the Klamath

Western Edition by William Deverell

Feb 3, 202636:54Society & Culture

The history of a dammed Klamath River is part of the broader history of settler colonialism, resource extraction, and the control of water in the American West. This episode shares histories of Native resistance and refu...

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