Barry McCovey Jr., Director of the Yurok Tribal Fisheries Department, joins forces with Matt Mays, the tribe's public relations director, Craig Tucker, natural resources advocate for the Karuk tribe, and David Bitz, a commercial fisherman. Together, they share insights into the historic dam removal on the Klamath River, emphasizing its cultural significance for indigenous communities and the ecological revival of salmon populations. Personal stories highlight the river's rich history and the hard-fought battle to restore nature's balance, offering hope for a thriving ecosystem.
