The latest episode of the Blue Dot podcast on NSPR news is out! This episode centers on the removal of Klamath Dams and the restoration of fish habitat in Big Chico Creek. The show covers a range of topics, including the science behind restoration, the world's largest restoration project on the Klamath River, the role of indigenous ecological principles in the Klamath restoration effort, and the restoration of Big Chico Creek with the help of the Mechoopda tribe.

In doing so, the podcast host, Dave Schlom, interviews various guests involved in watershed restoration projects, including Andrew Rypel (Director of the Center for Watershed Sciences), Robert Lusardi (Senior Researcher at Center for Watershed Sciences), Brook Thompson (Yurok and Karuk tribal member), Damon Goodman (CalTrout Regional Director for Mt. Shasta and Klamath), Holly Swan (CalTrout Project Manager for Mount Lassen), and He Lo Ramirez (scientist, educator, and Mechoopda tribal member).

Take a moment to listen to Blue Dot: Stream restoration on the Klamath River and Big Chico Creek with California Trout.