Restoring Fish Passage Through Partnership on Sulphur Creek
Sulphur Creek restoration is complete, and it all started with a group of concerned landowners and community members taking action.
BAY AREA STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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A Successful Second Season: Trout in the Classroom
Read more →: A Successful Second Season: Trout in the ClassroomOn a frigid day at the beginning of March, all the sponsors of the Bay Area Classroom Aquarium Education Program (or as it’s affectionately…
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Field Note: Marin County’s Working Watershed
Read more →: Field Note: Marin County’s Working WatershedA Field Note from the Walker Creek Watershed by Will Ware Join CalTrout staff Will Ware, Patrick Samuel, Kam Bezdek, and CalTrout UC Davis…
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Salmon Return to Alameda Creek
Read more →: Salmon Return to Alameda CreekRecent winter storms in the South Bay have attracted adult Chinook salmon migrating into lower Alameda Creek. For the first time in over fifty…
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Help Save South Bay Steelhead and Salmon
Read more →: Help Save South Bay Steelhead and SalmonThe South Bay is not the first place one may think to look for steelhead trout or Chinook salmon, but the fish are there…
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Field Notes: Partnerships in Fisheries Monitoring
Read more →: Field Notes: Partnerships in Fisheries MonitoringThe Walker Creek watershed in Marin County is part of a working landscape supporting a robust agricultural community for generations and providing municipal drinking…
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What Do Winter Storms Mean For Fish?
Read more →: What Do Winter Storms Mean For Fish?By Patrick Samuel CalTrout Bay Area Regional Director A winter storm is expected to blow through Northern California, bringing much-needed rain to…