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The Klamath Basin Monitoring Program facilitates the coordination and implementation of water quality monitoring in support of the stewardship, protection, and restoration of all beneficial uses within the Klamath River watershed, with the ultimate goal of restoring water quality. Learn More
Fish Health
Readiness Level
Mainstem Klamath (IGH to Happy Camp), SF Trinity River, Scott/Shasta Rivers, Upper Mainstem Trinity, Trinity Tributaries - ORANGE, Mid and Lower Klamath (Happy Camp to Mouth, Salmon River - YELLOW
Blue-Green Algae Map
Upper Klamath Lake, JC Boyle Reservoir, Copco Reservoir and Iron Gate Reservoir, Tule Lake, the Klamath River from Iron Gate to the mouth, and the Trinity River are currently posted
Real-Time Data
The table above contains provisional data provided by the USGS via the waterservices site. All data are provisional and may be recalculated before final approval. This table may take several seconds to load.
* = value 2+ hours old
**=4 or more hours
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RSSKlamath Fish Health Assessment Team (KFHAT)
The Klamath Fish Health Assessment Team (KFHAT) is a technical workgroup which formed during the summer of 2003 with the purpose of providing early warning and a coordinated response effort to avoid, or at least address, a non-hazardous materials related fish kill event in the anadromous portion of the Klamath River basin.
To accomplish this goal, KFHAT created a network through which information about current river and fish health conditions in the Klamath Basin can be quickly shared among participants, the general public, and resource managers.
Current Readiness Levels:
Klamath Mainstem (IGH to Happy Camp), Scott and Shasta Rivers, Upper Mainstem Trinity River, Trinity Tributaries - Orange
Salmon River, Middle and Lower Mainstem Klamath, and Lower Mainstem Trinity - Yellow
- Conditions, such as unfavorable physical or chemical conditions, observation of increased incidence of pathogens, or increased fish morbidity and/or mortality suggest the need for heightened awareness.
- Frequent data sharing among KFHAT and resource managers becomes important.
- The Response Plan procedures should be reviewed and responders should be ready to take action if the situation worsens.
Read more about the Readiness Levels
Readiness Level Map
The KFHAT map presents the readiness level for the Klamath Basin below Iron Gate dam in a visual format.
Report sick or dead fish - Call (800) 852-7550 Flyer for Klamath and Trinity Rivers
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