3.2M views · 37K reactions | After the largest dam removal in US history, Indigenous youth paddled 300 miles down the restored Klamath River. The journey, led by Paddle Tribal Waters, reconnected Native communities to ancestral waters and honored decades of tribal activism. Salmon have already begun returning, signaling rapid ecological recovery and renewed cultural ties. Read more: https://cnn.it/44YTqBr | CNN | Facebook

A dam is a barrier built across a river to control water flow. It stores water in a reservoir, helping with drinking supply, irrigation, flood control, and hydroelectric power. From concrete giants to arch and earth-filled designs, dams support cities and farms. They also come with trade-offs—changing river flow and impacting aquatic life. Still, they’re a key part of how we manage water today. 💧⚡️ - #dam #waterpower #hydroelectric #infrastructure #earthscience | How History Is Created

Hoover Dam Collapse Caught on Camera | Evan Era