
Kevin Donovan
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Edinburgh, Scotland
Joined March 2007
There are also some good books focused on the Klamath watershed and its inhabitants, including Stephen Most’s River of Renewal and Kari Marie Norgaard’s Salmon & Acorns Feed Our People.
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River of Renewal tells the remarkable story of the Klamath Basin, a region of the Pacific Northwest spanning the Oregon-California border. Indian reservations are at the headwaters, along the...
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See also the documentary work of Swiftwater Films:
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We are a full service production company who specialize in documentary nonfiction storytelling and branded films that inspire, activate and engage. We have a diverse team that works from concept...
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Grist's lengthy retrospective:
grist.org
Last year, tribes in Oregon and California pulled off the largest dam removal in U.S. history. This is their story.
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The Klamath saga has been subject of excellent journalism, including from @highcountrynews, @OPB , @ahofschneider of @grist, and @MongabayOrg. I'll include some links below.
I wrote about the political ecology of dams, using valuable new books by @RobGMacfarlane, James C. Scott, and @Yuvan_aves to discuss a remarkable transformation on the Klamath River where four large dams have been removed to restore the watershed. 🧵.
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As the Trump regime works to eliminate such programs, the Klamath has important political lessons, some of which I tease out in the essay for.@BostonReview .
www.bostonreview.net
A new politics of rivers is emerging.
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Native Americans (from @yuroktribe and others) have fought for decades to restore the Klamath River which runs from Oregon through California to the Pacific. Central to this are salmon which used to be bountiful and are now threatened with extinction.
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I wrote about the political ecology of dams, using valuable new books by @RobGMacfarlane, James C. Scott, and @Yuvan_aves to discuss a remarkable transformation on the Klamath River where four large dams have been removed to restore the watershed. 🧵.
www.bostonreview.net
A new politics of rivers is emerging.
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