A River Reborn: One Year After Klamath River Dam Removal
In fall 2024, CalTrout and our partners installed a SONAR fish counting station at the entrance to newly reopened habitat on the Klamath River. Our data is in and tells us that more than 7,700 Chinook salmon swam upriver of the former Iron Gate Dam site.
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Restoration tour of Eel River Watershed
Read more →: Restoration tour of Eel River WatershedCalTrout recently explored the Eel River Watershed with some of our partners, members, and Humboldt locals. We toured project sites on Strongs Creek, Rohner…
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New CalTrout apparel!
Read more →: New CalTrout apparel!We’re excited to announce our partnership with FishOn Energy Co., who have created some sweet CalTrout apparel and are graciously donating 50% of CalTrout…
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Klamath Dam Removal from the Fish’s Perspective
Read more →: Klamath Dam Removal from the Fish’s PerspectiveControversy over Klamath Dams removal has some native fish excited while some local fish remain apprehensive. By Michael E. Wier The Klamath Basin is…
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Stand up for California: Vote Yes on Prop 68
Read more →: Stand up for California: Vote Yes on Prop 68CalTrout is an active supporter of Proposition 68, the California Clean Water & Safe Parks Act, as it heads toward the vote this June.…
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CalTrout announces Bay Area Conservation Program
Read more →: CalTrout announces Bay Area Conservation ProgramCalTrout is launching a new regional conservation program focused on efforts in the San Francisco Bay Area, headed by Program Manager, Patrick Samuel. Patrick…
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Grants awarded for Eel River estuary restoration
Read more →: Grants awarded for Eel River estuary restorationCalTrout has been working for several years with The Wildlands Conservancy and other partners to revive the degraded Eel River Estuary. We are excited…