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Every spring and fall for millennia, millions of migrating waterfowl have flocked to the Pacific Northwest’s Klamath Basin to rest and feed in the region’s sprawling network of lakes and marshlands. But in recent decades the seasonal spectacle has waned as severe drought and competing water interests have decimated the. Read more at .

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