<p>Lake Abert is a rare hypersaline lake that nourishes more than 100,000 birds along the Pacific Flyway with its brine shrimp and alkali flies. Water diversions have left this southeastern Oregon lake dry three out of the last eight years leading to an uncertain future for the lake and the birds that depend upon it.</p>

Killing Lake Abert

Lake Abert is a rare hypersaline lake that nourishes more than 100,000 birds along the Pacific Flyway with its brine shrimp and alkali flies.

<p>Following screening of "Killing Lake Abert" at KIFF2023 join us online for a discussion about the film with the filmmakers, live from the Ross Ragland Theater.</p>

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The exclusive film festival showcasing Made-in-Oregon films, welcome to the 2023 Klamath Independent Film Festival. Over 50 Oregon shorts and features from K-College student films to major features. Join us in-person, on-demand and livestreaming Sept. 22-24, 2023.

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