The Salmon Came Back: New Published Study Confirms Rapid Chinook Return in the Klamath River After the World’s Largest Dam Removal
Less than two years ago, four dams on the Klamath River were removed. This week, the first peer-reviewed science is out — published in Scientific Reports, confirming that Chinook salmon reoccupied 88% of their historical range within just two migratory seasons.
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New Report Maps Out Blueprint for Klamath River Steelhead Recovery: Anglers Can Make That A Reality
Read more →: New Report Maps Out Blueprint for Klamath River Steelhead Recovery: Anglers Can Make That A RealityCalTrout and The Conservation Angler are joining forces to help answer one of the biggest questions in river restoration: What happens after a river…
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New Funding Marks Major Milestone for Cannibal Island Restoration
Read more →: New Funding Marks Major Milestone for Cannibal Island RestorationThe Wildlife Conservation Board awarded California Trout a $4 million grant to advance restoration of the Cannibal Island Unit in the lower Eel River estuary. Learn…
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CalTrout’s Southern California Team Takes Conservation From the Creeks to the Streets
Read more →: CalTrout’s Southern California Team Takes Conservation From the Creeks to the StreetsSouthern California is home to steelhead and most people have no idea.. That’s why our South Coast team has showed up at 20+ events…
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Get to Know the Scientist: Tess Noone, Graduate Policy Researcher & Master’s Student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography
Read more →: Get to Know the Scientist: Tess Noone, Graduate Policy Researcher & Master’s Student at Scripps Institution of OceanographyWe had the chance to sit down with Tess Noone, Graduate Policy Researcher & Master’s Student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, to discuss her…
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Meet the Makers: The Creators Behind the Fish Water People Film Festival
Read more →: Meet the Makers: The Creators Behind the Fish Water People Film FestivalWe had the chance to sit down with Tess Noone, Graduate Policy Researcher & Master’s Student at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, to discuss her…
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Fighting for Southern Steelhead: Science, the Law, and What’s at Stake
Read more →: Fighting for Southern Steelhead: Science, the Law, and What’s at StakeThis June, CalTrout will be in the Los Angeles Superior Court defending a landmark listing of Southern California steelhead as endangered under the California…