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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Cold Water Helps Butte Creek Chinook Salmon
Read more →: Cold Water Helps Butte Creek Chinook SalmonThe Chico News & Review carries a happy story about PG&E’s willingngess to send a little cold water down Butte Creek, helping to prevent…
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Emergency Regulations Close Suction Dredge Mining “Loophole” In CA Law
Read more →: Emergency Regulations Close Suction Dredge Mining “Loophole” In CA LawSuction dredge mining was effectively banned in the state of California since 2009, but a few miners tried to exploit a “loophole” in the…
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Emergency Regulations Close Suction Dredge Mining “Loophole” In CA Law
Read more →: Emergency Regulations Close Suction Dredge Mining “Loophole” In CA LawSuction dredge mining was effectively banned in the state of California since 2009, but a few miners tried to exploit a “loophole” in the…
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UC Davis Study Says Hatchery Hastening Demise of Wild Klamath Steelhead & Salmon Stocks
Read more →: UC Davis Study Says Hatchery Hastening Demise of Wild Klamath Steelhead & Salmon StocksThe hatchery designed to mitigate the damage done to the Klamath River’s steelhead and stocks by dams appears to be hastening the demise of…
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CalTrout Interview: Eastern Sierra/Northern Sierra Regional Manager Mark Drew
Read more →: CalTrout Interview: Eastern Sierra/Northern Sierra Regional Manager Mark DrewAnother interview with our regional managers — this one with Eastern Sierra/Northern Sierra Regional Manager Mark Drew. Tell us about yourself and your region.…
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Sizable Snowfall Loss Predicted in Southern California Mountains
Read more →: Sizable Snowfall Loss Predicted in Southern California MountainsLA-area mountains may lose 30-40% of annual snowfall by mid-century according to new UCLA climate study Southern California has long been known as the…