Beschreibung
After the largest dam removal project in U.S. history in which four out of six dams were removed from the Klamath River, an intertribal cohort of Indigenous youth became the first people in over a century to descend a 310-mile stretch of the river.
In this talk, Coley Kakols Miller shares her personal story of participating in that journey as one of the paddlers from the Klamath Tribes, while also raising the alarm about the imminent environmental issues facing her community, animal relatives, and sacred waters.
This Young Leaders talk was delivered at the 2026 Bioneers Conference.
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0:00 Beginning
0:15 Coley's Keynote begins
9:29 Outro