
CALIFORNIA TROUT
Central Valley Salmon Habitat Partnership
Project Facts
LOCATION
Sacramento Valley
PROJECT STAGE
Active
EXPECTED COMPLETION DATE
Project Goal
Through science-based objectives and prioritized actions to implement them, the Salmon Partnership will advance recovery and maintenance of viable, self-sustaining spring-run and winter-run Chinook salmon and Central Valley steelhead populations, and also help restore and maintain robust and commercially and recreationally viable numbers of fall-run and late-fall Chinook salmon, in perpetuity for the benefit of those species and the public. The Salmon Partnership focuses on the conservation and management of wild, native salmon and steelhead, but integrates the needs of other native fish species as well.
Project Summary
PROJECT FUNDERS AND PARTNERS
Project Funders
N/A
Project Partners
American Rivers
Bay Institute
Bureau of Reclamation
Ca Department of Fish and Wildlife
CA Department of Water Resources
California Natural Resources Agency
California Sportfishing Protection Alliance
Delta Conservancy
Ducks Unlimited
Golden Gate Salmon Association
Institute for Fisheries Resources
NOAA
NOAA Fisheries
Northern California Water Associates
Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermens Associaton
River Partners
State and Federal Contractors Water Agency
The Nature Conservancy
Trout Unlimited
US Fish and Wildlife Service
FISH AFFECTED
Species affected by this project.
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