E&S is collaborating with the Wild Salmon Center, NOAA, Karuk Tribe, Yurok Tribe, UC Berkeley, and Oregon State University on a project in the Lower Klamath River Basin in Northern California that seeks to enhance understanding of drivers of historical Chinook salmon populations and population dynamics. A portion of the work entails use of the …

In summer 2021, E&S, in collaboration with NV5 Geospatial, collected remotely sensed thermal data of the surface of the Klamath River from J.C. Boyle Dam to the headwaters of Copco Reservoir. This work identified 116 significant thermal features (STFs) in this section of the Klamath River. These STFs are mostly locations where the thermal data …