Help Us Finish the Year Strong
Your year-end gift helps keep the Mid Klamath resilient and our programs moving forward. Thank you for your support.
Your year-end gift helps keep the Mid Klamath resilient and our programs moving forward. Thank you for your support.
Several federal grants funding work vital to public safety, local economies, and wildfire and watershed resilience in the Mid Klamath Basin have been abruptly terminated.
VetsWork Intern Spotlight, Employment Opportunities, Giving Tuesday, Craft Fairs, and more!
Local students visited the recently completed fisheries restoration project on Thompson Creek. Working with MKWC staff, the students were equipped with the tools and knowledge to appreciate the transformation that had occurred there…
This wonderful video was produced by Delbert Henson, a MKWC Fisheries Technician and VetsWork intern, and showcases his appreciation and understanding of the work he has been doing over the last year…
In the summer of 2025, nine high school students and recent high school graduates signed on to do work that restores the river systems and upslope habitats of the Mid Klamath region. The job took them to a variety of new places in the watershed from the watery depths of our streams to the remote slopes and ridges of our mountains…
The early summer All Hands All Lands (AHAL) prescribed burns helped reduce flashy fuels near homes and along access routes, providing immediate protection during fire season. Check out the AHAL summary here.
The Spring weeding season is in full swing and Mid Klamath Watershed Council’s (MKWC) plants crews are hard at work removing invasive plants.
Local Youth Earn Wildland Firefighter Basic 32 Certificates
MKWC Plants Crew- A Whole New Meaning to the Word "Growth"
The Panamnik Building in Orleans, CA is a community space and the home of the MKWC’s central office. The Panamnik Building hosts regularly scheduled events and activities*:
Third Thursday Café: The Third Thursday Café is a place for people from the river communities to gather and enjoy great food and company. On the Third Thursday of every month the Panamnik Building is transformed into an impromptu café where local chefs volunteer their time to make scrumptious meals. Each café hosts a different themed menu and proceeds benefit MKWC programs and other local groups. Prices vary. Check the Events Calendar for information on upcoming Third Thursdays. Third Thursdays are currently case by case basis due to building remodel.
Exercise Classes: The Panamnik Building hosts a rotating schedule of exercise classes. For the most up to date schedule, follow the Panamnik Building Fitness Facebook Page.
Special Events: The Panamnik Building is available upon request for special events. A nominal fee for these uses will be charged to cover the cost of utilities and maintenance.
*Please note that the use of the Panamnik Building is limited due to construction.
Want to host an event?
The Panamnik Building is available to rent for special public events, workshops, and fundraisers.