Episode

Water for the Klamath—A Major Win for Ducks

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Ducks Unlimited Podcast
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Sep 11, 2026
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1076
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Summary

Monthly Sponsors: North Dakota Tourism Weatherby A few weeks ago, the Klamath Basin was facing a potentially devastating botulism outbreak. Today, there’s some much-needed good news. Dr. Mike Brasher, DU's Senior Waterfowl Scientist, reconnects with Jeff McCreary , Director of Operations for the Western Region, to share an important update from the Klamath Basin and the efforts that helped prevent a catastrophic die-off of ducks. Following months of drought, low snowpack, declining water levels, and an emerging botulism outbreak, conservation partners, water users, agencies, and tribes worked together to move critical water into the Klamath Refuges. Combined with cooler temperatures and rain, those efforts dramatically improved conditions and halted this year's botulism threat. As a result, tens of thousands of newly hatched ducks will be taking flight this fall, boosting the hopes of duck hunters throughout the flyway. Topics Covered What changed in the Klamath Basin since the last update How collaborative water management helped stop a larger outbreak Why additional water made such a difference The role of cooler weather and rainfall Waterfowl production estimates for the region What this means for Pacific Flyway hunters this fall The future of the flow-through water concept Why DU’s conservation work matters on the ground Listen now : www.ducks.org/DUPodcast Send feedback : [email protected] SPONSORS : Bird Dog Whiskey and Cocktails : Whether you’re winding down with your best friend, or celebrating with your favorite crew, Bird Dog brings award-winning flavor to every moment. Enjoy responsibly. Monthly Sponsors: North Dakota Tourism Weatherby