Scaling Floodplain Conservation and Salmon Recovery in California’s Central Valley
CalTrout's Fish Food program has been making headlines for its new approach and proven benefits to endangered and declining fish populations, local communities, and California’s economy. The project focuses on bringing floodplains to the fish. Find out how it actually works.
ARTICLES BY CALTROUT LOCAL EDGE
Field notes, updates, and stories from this author.
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The Bay Area is Swimming with Salmon & Steelhead!
Read more →: The Bay Area is Swimming with Salmon & Steelhead!Thank you to everyone who participated in our iNaturalist campaign this past winter to document salmon and steelhead in Bay Area rivers and streams!
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Action Alert: Protect California’s Public Lands Before It’s Too Late
Read more →: Action Alert: Protect California’s Public Lands Before It’s Too LateThe federal government is trying to sell off our public lands, and we need your voice to stop this from happening. Many of California’s…
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CalTrout and PG&E Kick Off Construction on Alameda Creek Fish Passage Project
Read more →: CalTrout and PG&E Kick Off Construction on Alameda Creek Fish Passage ProjectCalifornia Trout and PG&E kicked off construction on a project that will remove the last unnatural barrier to fish passage on mainstem Alameda Creek,…
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The Variability of California Water Speaker Panel
Read more →: The Variability of California Water Speaker PanelLast week, California Trout invited a diverse panel of experts ranging from policy, science, conservation, and water management to speak about “The Variability of…
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Board Tours Shasta Region
Read more →: Board Tours Shasta RegionThis past weekend CalTrout’s Board Governors, key decision-makers that steward our mission forward, met in Shasta for our quarterly meeting and to tour two…
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Mammoth Lakes – Trail Clean Up
Read more →: Mammoth Lakes – Trail Clean UpLast week, CalTrout helped cohost the Mammoth Lakes Basin Clean Up and 85 volunteers showed up to collect 75 lbs of trash over 12…