I may be biased, having taken part in operations to restore some wetland along the Klamath in the past [0], but I quite look forward to seeing the river return,

I may be biased, having taken part in operations to restore some wetland along the Klamath in the past [0], but I quite look forward to seeing the river return, eventually, to a more natural state. I say eventually because there is undoubtedly a good amount of sediment trapped behind the dams that will need to flush through the river system.[1] [0] https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2007/oct/30/levees-face-blasts-to-help-lake-fish/ https://www.spokesman.com/stories/2007/oct/30/levees-face-bl... [1] https://www.americanrivers.org/2023/08/sedimentation-and-dam-removal-bringing-a-river-back-to-life/#:~:text=Another%20high%2Dprofile%20dam%20removal,clay%2C%20and%20very%20fine%20sand https://www.americanrivers.org/2023/08/sedimentation-and-dam....