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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Salmoncam!
Read more →: Salmoncam!The Friends of Butte Creek now feature a live Salmoncam, and if your idea of a good time includes watching giant schools of salmon…
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Video: Stoneflies On The Klamath River
Read more →: Video: Stoneflies On The Klamath RiverThe stonefly hatch on the Klamath River can make for some seriously fun fly fishing; you’re throwing big bugs — which are often viciously…
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For Klamath Dams, There Is No Status Quo: They Have To Come Down
Read more →: For Klamath Dams, There Is No Status Quo: They Have To Come DownA Klamath Falls Herald & News editorial points out what so many opponents of the Klamath Basin accords (KBRA & KHSA) want to ignore:…
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A CalTrout Interview: Mount Shasta Conservation Manager Andrew Braugh
Read more →: A CalTrout Interview: Mount Shasta Conservation Manager Andrew BraughHere’s another of our interview series, this one with Mount Shasta Region Conservation Director Andrew Braugh, who is largely focused on the region’s spring…
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Eel River Forum Tackles Issues Facing One Of California’s Great Rivers
Read more →: Eel River Forum Tackles Issues Facing One Of California’s Great RiversWhile individuals and groups have been working to restore California’s Eel River for decades, CalTrout’s North Coast Manager Darren Mierau has added the organization’s…
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Bay Area’s San Francisquito Creek In News For Steelhead Kills
Read more →: Bay Area’s San Francisquito Creek In News For Steelhead KillsThe Bay Area’s San Francisquito Creek is finding itself in the news these days, and often not for the right reasons. This time, it’s…