Looking Back, Moving Forward: Historical Ecology as a Tool for Restoration in the Sacramento Valley and Beyond
If we don't know history, we are doomed to repeat it. How does this quote apply to restoring ecosystems in the Sacramento Valley and where does historical ecology fit in? Read the blog post to find out!
CENTRAL VALLEY STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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CalTrout Study Turns Idle Rice Fields Into Salmon Nursery: Could Hold Key To Central Valley Salmon Restoration
Read more →: CalTrout Study Turns Idle Rice Fields Into Salmon Nursery: Could Hold Key To Central Valley Salmon RestorationStudies say salmon grow fastest in flooded Central Valley rice fields — and size really does matter. One of the keys to salmon recovery…
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Two 26″ Steelhead Spawn In San Francisquito Creek Below Searsville Dam. Will They Survive?
Read more →: Two 26″ Steelhead Spawn In San Francisquito Creek Below Searsville Dam. Will They Survive?CalTrout’s been supportive of the fight to remove Stanford University’s Searsville Dam, which blocks upstream access to steelhead and doesn’t offer dedicated flows. This…
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Weekend Drinking Water Spill Wipes Out Steelhead Population in Bay Area Creek
Read more →: Weekend Drinking Water Spill Wipes Out Steelhead Population in Bay Area CreekFish kill illustrates dangers to isolated populations of even protected species Steelhead are typically associated with big, wild rivers on the North…
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Weekend Drinking Water Spill Wipes Out Steelhead Population in Bay Area Creek
Read more →: Weekend Drinking Water Spill Wipes Out Steelhead Population in Bay Area CreekFish kill illustrates dangers to isolated populations of even protected species Steelhead are typically associated with big, wild rivers on the North…
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CalTrout’s Comments On The BOR’s Shasta Dam Raising Draft Feasibility Report
Read more →: CalTrout’s Comments On The BOR’s Shasta Dam Raising Draft Feasibility ReportCalTrout appreciates the opportunity to comment on the Bureau of Reclamation’s Draft Feasibility Report for Shasta Lake Water Resources Investigation. CalTrout is primarily concerned…
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CalTrout Questions Loss of Protected Rivers Caused By Raising Shasta Dam
Read more →: CalTrout Questions Loss of Protected Rivers Caused By Raising Shasta DamRaising Shasta Dam, flooding McCloud & Upper Sacramento Rivers contradicts state Wild and Scenic Rivers Act When the Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) released their…