Drought and disease threaten salmon in the Klamath

KLAMATH, Ca. (KIEM) – Drought conditions and disease are forcing Karuk Tribe to declare a State of Emergency when it comes to the salmon population in the Klamath River Basin.

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Tribal officials say that the current drought conditions are the worst in modern history.

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They say a massive fish kill is happening right now, and the fish that are still alive are infected with a disease causing parasite.

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State wildlife officials have declared drought conditions along the Klamath River in 8 of the last 12 years, but the Karuk Tribe says that if a long-term solution isn’t found soon, then it could mean the end of salmon in the Klamath rivers.