<figure><img src="https://npr.brightspotcdn.com/dims4/default/f37da71/2147483647/strip/false/crop/1045x751+0+0/resize/735x528!/quality/90/?url=http%3A%2F%2Fnpr-brightspot.s3.amazonaws.com%2Fe5%2F4b%2Fe39254684199ab8f355e986b5018%2Fwinchester-dam.jpeg" alt="The 133-year-old Winchester Dam near Roseburg underwent repairs from August to early September."><figcaption>The 133-year-old Winchester Dam near Roseburg underwent repairs from August to early September. (Kirk Blaine / Native Fish Society )</figcaption></figure>Jim McCarthy, Southern Oregon Program Director at <a href="https://waterwatch.org/" data-cms-ai="0">WaterWatch of Oregon,</a> joins the Jefferson Exchange to discuss the controversy over incomplete repairs of the 134-year-old Winchester Dam and the growing movement to remove it altogether.

The 133-year-old Winchester Dam near Roseburg underwent repairs from August to early September. (Kirk Blaine / Native Fish Society )Jim McCarthy, Southern Oregon Program Director at WaterWatch of Oregon, joins the Jefferson Exchange to discuss the controversy over incomplete repairs of the 134-year-old Winchester Dam and the growing movement to remove it altogether.

The 133-year-old Winchester Dam near Roseburg underwent repairs from August to early September. (Kirk Blaine / Native Fish Society )Jim McCarthy, Southern Oregon Program Director at <a href="https://waterwatch.org/" rel="noopener noreferrer">WaterWatch of Oregon,</a> joins the Jefferson Exchange to discuss the controversy over incomplete repairs of the 134-year-old Winchester Dam and the growing movement to remove it altogether.

Winchester Dam Removal Controversy

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