CalTrout Receives Wildlife Conservation Board Grant to Advance Habitat Restoration on the Shasta River
Big Spring Ranch Habitat Implementation Grant will fund shovel-ready instream habitat projects at Big Springs Ranch, one of the Shasta River's highest-priority spring-fed reaches.
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CalTrout Expands Statewide Restoration Work Into New Mt. Lassen Region
Read more →: CalTrout Expands Statewide Restoration Work Into New Mt. Lassen RegionCalifornia Trout recently expanded our reach in Northern California with the opening of our new Mt. Lassen region. The region has a physical office…
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Cochran Creek Restoration Gives Humboldt Bay Fish a Place to Live
Read more →: Cochran Creek Restoration Gives Humboldt Bay Fish a Place to LiveBays and estuaries across California provide important habitat for anadromous fish to grow and nurture their young before transitioning to life in the sea.…
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Introducing CalTrout’s Lost Coast Project Manager & Update on Eel River Dams
Read more →: Introducing CalTrout’s Lost Coast Project Manager & Update on Eel River DamsCalTrout is pleased to introduce Charlie Schneider in the newly established role of Lost Coast Project Manager. With Charlie’s conservation non-profit background and expertise…
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New Restoration Project Kicks off on Scott River Tributary
Read more →: New Restoration Project Kicks off on Scott River TributaryNew CalTrout Project on Big Mill Creek, a Tributary to the Scott River As drought persists and future impacts of climate change threaten, salmonids…
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CalTrout and Agencies Work to Help Endangered Winter-run Chinook Salmon
Read more →: CalTrout and Agencies Work to Help Endangered Winter-run Chinook SalmonFederally endangered winter-run Chinook salmon populations in California face challenges across the state including barriers blocking access to historic spawning grounds, drought, and an…
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Cold-Water Refuge Unlocked for South Fork Eel River Steelhead and Salmon
Read more →: Cold-Water Refuge Unlocked for South Fork Eel River Steelhead and SalmonSteelhead across California are in desperate need of refuge from rising water temperatures, falling water levels, and predation by invasive species. In the South…