A Watershed Moment
Sep 09, 2024•23 min•Season 1Ep. 2
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Summary
This episode explores the Klamath River dam removals and their significance for the Yurok tribe. It features Annelia Hillman, who shares her personal connection to the river and her work on food sovereignty. The discussion covers the history of the Klamath, the impact of dams, and the tribes' efforts to restore their culture and environment, highlighting a story of hope and resilience.Episode description
As of a few weeks ago the Klamath River is officially free of four large hydroelectric dams, marking a watershed moment for the tribes living along the Klamath as well as for river restoration efforts around the world. In this first episode we set the stakes. I talk with Annelia Hillman, Yurok Tribal member and food sovereignty advocate about what these dam removals mean to her personally and for her family and community.
This podcast was made possible by support from American Rivers and was produced by Blue Canoe Studios with invaluable guidance from Kerry Donahue.
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