wák î’sh shútä!

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wák î’sh shútä! ⋆

Inherently, a return to our foods, lands and waters mandates the responsibility to protect them

Current Threats to Homelands

Over-Allocation of Water

Proposed Swan Lake Pumped Hydro Project

Expansion of GTN Pipeline

Current Threats to s?aaMaks

Koptu (Shortnose Sucker)

Cwaam (Lost River Sucker)

Ciyaals (Salmon)

Kawe (Lamprey)

Wokas (Yellow Pond Lily)

Mares Eggs

  • giiwaas e’ush: crater lake

  • e-ukalksini: wood river

  • e-ukshi: klamath marsh

  • yalialant: spring creek

  • koketat: williamson river

  • plaikni koke: sprague river

  • nilakshi, nilaks: daylight mtn

  • uxotuash: buck island

  • a-ushme, a-usmi: bare island

  • yulalona, i-ulalona, eulalona: link river

  • reservation springs

  • e'ush: Upper Klamath Lake


Everything is interconnected: our water, our land, our trees, our fish, our relatives, our peoples, our world.

It is all connected. We must treat it accordingly and heal accordingly.

wák î’sh shútä! protect me

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wák î’sh shútä! protect me ⋆