IP3, along with many other organizations this year, were faced with shifting gears by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Our preparation, planning, goals and objective pre-Covid were in place to hit the pavement running. As a result of the pandemic, IP3 is continuously adapting to create new methods for meeting the needs of our communities. We have started bi-monthly online training via Zoom, in which we are currently expanding our reach to social media platforms as well, so that we can connect with more people. We have technical assistance via phone and web support on standby since our travel has come to a halt, and we are excited to be looking for more ways to be accessible.
Klamath River Salmon Return Home After 112 Year Absence
After decades long advocacy by the Yurok, Karuk, Shasta, Klamath, Modoc and other tribes of Southern Oregon and Northern California, and following the largest dam removal in United States history, our salmon relatives are once again swimming freely in the Klamath...
