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What we're reading: 20,000 salmon return to the Klamath River
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What we're reading: 20,000 salmon return to the Klamath River

Here's something that genuinely got our team excited this week - 20,000 chinook salmon have migrated back up the Klamath River in just two years since four dams were removed, and the speed of this recovery has surprised even the experts. Now, I find this remarkable because it shows nature's incredible resilience when we actually give it a chance - researchers were expecting progress, sure, but not this fast. Of course, challenges remain with water allotments and the river's two remaining dams still in place, but this is unmistakable proof that dam removal works. We're also buzzing about how family planning services in Nigeria are getting smarter by involving men in conversations, recognizing that reproductive health decisions need everyone at the table.
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