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Open Planet: The Klamath River Salmon Came Back 200 Miles in Year One - And That's Just the Beginning

How to Live on Earth [FULL DOCUMENTARY] The Klamath River Salmon Came Back 200 Miles in Year One – And That’s Just the Beginning

Four dams came down on the Klamath River and within the first year, salmon traveled more than 200 miles to spawning grounds no one expected them to reach. The film 'How to Live on Earth' follows that recovery alongside a pear orchard full of farmers with feather dusters, a prison turtle program, and a financial system being rebuilt to make a living rainforest worth more than the gold beneath it.
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