Big Rooster Media

06/11/2026

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They came home from World War II and did what their government asked. They homesteaded the land. They built the canals. They worked the fields.
In exchange, they were promised water rights.

That promise was made to veterans. It's being broken by bureaucrats.
The 5th and 6th generation families of the Klamath Basin are still fighting for what their familieswere owed. Stand with them.

Sign the petition:
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06/10/2026

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1,200 family farms. 200,000 acres. A $557 million agricultural economy.
All of it held hostage by federal water policy that has failed for over 20 years.

The Klamath Basin isn't just farmland - it's a way of life, a regional economy, and a community that has been let down by the very government that made them a promise.

Add your name to the petition:
https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/transfer-the-title-finish-the-mission

06/08/2026

06/07/2026

Please consider signing the petition to help our local ag community receive the water they are entitled to.

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Transfer the Title, Finish the Mission: Demand the Federal Government Honor Its Legal Obligation to Klamath Farmers

06/04/2026

Our farmers & ranchers have kept their end of the deal, 62 years later it’s time the government lives up to their end of the deal!

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Six decades later, the federal government still controls their water.
The farmers of the Klamath Basin didn't ask for a handout. They built the irrigation infrastructure, they worked the land, and they paid back every single dollar of construction costs in full.

That's not management. That's a broken promise.
Sign the petition to demand Title Transfer: https://www.ipetitions.com/petition/transfer-the-title-finish-the-mission

06/04/2026

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The White House has nominated Mark Cruz, a citizen of the Klamath Tribes, to lead the Indian Health Service. If confirmed by the U.S. Senate, Cruz would serve a four-year term directing the federal agency responsible for health care services for American Indians and Alaska Natives.

Read the full story for FREE below.


The Official Klamath Tribes Page.
Klamath Tribal Health & Family Services

06/04/2026

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Democrat Oregon Senator Ron Wyden was stunned into silence after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent brought up the lawmaker’s son’s connections to Jeffrey Epstein while testifying before the Senate Finance Committee Wednesday.

During their heated exchange, and in response to repeated attacks by Wyden, Bessent noted the fact that Senator Wyden’s son, Adam Wyden, had relations with Jeffrey Epstein and said that his father had “mendaciously slandered the Treasury building to cover up his son having an investment with Jeffrey Epstein” at the hearing. At first, Wyden fought back by saying that “Nobody is interested in the rambling of a capo in the most corrupt regime in American history.” The Treasury Secretary then brought up the fact that Adam Wyden’s largest investment position was a strip club chain called Rick’s Cabaret, to which the Senator had no response.

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06/02/2026

The Klamath Basin is getting national recognition 🌾🦆🌊

A recent feature from Patagonia highlights this incredible region as the “Everglades of the West” — shining a spotlight on the vast wetlands, wildlife habitat, and restoration efforts that make the Klamath Basin one of the most important freshwater ecosystems in the American West.

From the waters of Upper Klamath Lake to the expansive marshes of Tule Lake and Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuges, this landscape supports millions of migratory birds traveling the Pacific Flyway each year. The article also highlights the inspiring restoration work happening throughout the watershed, including the return of Chinook salmon to upper river systems following recent dam removals downstream.

Here in Klamath, these landscapes aren’t just beautiful — they’re deeply connected to the people, wildlife, and ecosystems that call this region home.

Whether you’re birdwatching at sunrise, paddling through peaceful waterways, fishing local rivers, or exploring the basin’s wide open beauty, there’s a reason this place continues to leave such a lasting impression on everyone who experiences it.

Read more on story from Patagonia here: https://www.patagonia.com/stories/planet/activism/the-everglades-of-the-west/story-173384.html