CalTrout is pleased to announce the release of "SOS: California's Native Fish Crisis" by Dr. Peter Moyle, Dr. Joshua Israel and Sabra Purdy.
This CalTrout-commissioned report analyzes the state of all 32 native California salmonid species -- from coastal cuthroat to golden trout.
Unfortunately, most of the reviews are not positive. If a fish has an oncorhynchus in its name and calls California home, there's a good chance it's threatened, endangered or extinct.
This report is the first step in repairing this damage. Brace yourself, look up your favorite fish and be prepared to help.
SOS: California's Native Fish Crisis (pdf)
SOS: Final Main Report (pdf)
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