Originating in the Santa Monica Mountains in Los Angeles County, Topanga Creek drains the Topanga Canyon. One of the few waterways in the area without dams, Topanga Creek is a spawning ground for Southern California steelhead trout.
There are culverts and roads that block fish passage, and water quality, specifically sediment, is an issue in the watershed
Related Projects: Southern California Steelhead Coalition, Fish Passage Forum & CA Hydropower Reform Coalition (CHRC)
What's CalTrout doing for fisheries? Here's our 2012 Project list.
65% of California’s native salmon, steelhead, and trout species may be extinct within 100 years. Learn more about SOS: California's Native Fish in Crisis here.
Mt. Shasta's many springs feed the Upper Sacramento, McCloud and Shasta Rivers (and tributaries). Read our comprehensive report.
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