From the Capitol to California’s Rivers: CalTrout’s 2026 Policy Progress
With California’s 2026 legislative session at an end, we’re taking a moment to celebrate progress for the state’s native fish, rivers, and watersheds and look ahead to the work still to come.
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From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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CalTrout’s First Annual Film Fest
Read more →: CalTrout’s First Annual Film FestIn December 2022, California Trout had the tremendous pleasure of hosting the first ever CalTrout Film Festival. The concept for this event grew out…
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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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Last Major Hurdle Cleared for Klamath Dams Removal
Read more →: Last Major Hurdle Cleared for Klamath Dams RemovalToday, an important step was made towards implementing what will soon be the largest U.S. river restoration project in history – removal of the…
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Bridge Replacement Project Creates Pathway for Matilija Dam Removal
Read more →: Bridge Replacement Project Creates Pathway for Matilija Dam RemovalRemoving dams begins with building bridges — across rivers and between diverse stakeholder interests. The Santa Ana Boulevard Bridge Replacement Project is a great…
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50 Years of Wild Trout Waters
Read more →: 50 Years of Wild Trout WatersFifty years ago, Hat Creek, Fall River, the Eel River, and 14 other rivers and creeks were the first to be designationed as Wild…
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Action Alert: Battle Creek Dams
Read more →: Action Alert: Battle Creek DamsThere’s progress happening in Battle Creek. PG&E, owner of the Battle Creek Hydroelectric Project, has filed a request with FERC, the Federal Energy Regulatory…