Even so, Senator Wyden, the $50,000,000 provided by this farm bill conference report for the Klamath Basin used under this program should benefit endangered species and the refuges in the Klamath Basin. Any program that improves water quality and quantity, as this one does, will necessarily support the recovery of threatened and endangered species.
Discussing funding for the Klamath Basin and its impact on endangered species.
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