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.
FEATURED STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Suppression of Invasive Pikeminnow Populations Could Help Native Eel River Salmonids
Read more →: Suppression of Invasive Pikeminnow Populations Could Help Native Eel River SalmonidsNorth Coast Science and Monitoring Program In close partnership with UC Berkeley, CalTrout’s North Coast Science and Monitoring Program is led by UC Berkeley…
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Conserving 30% of CA Land by 2030 using Outstanding Waters Designation
Read more →: Conserving 30% of CA Land by 2030 using Outstanding Waters DesignationCalifornia Trout is looking for unique ways to help California meet its commitment to preserve 30% of the state’s lands and waters by 2030,…
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Action Alert! Support Southern California Steelhead Protection
Read more →: Action Alert! Support Southern California Steelhead ProtectionJust 1 day left to submit public comment in support of protecting Southern steelhead. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) has invited…
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Volunteer-led Fish Monitoring Program Launches for Re-connected Alameda Creek
Read more →: Volunteer-led Fish Monitoring Program Launches for Re-connected Alameda CreekAlameda Creek is the largest watershed in the Bay Area, and for the first time in over 50 years salmon and steelhead will be…
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California Approves Ambitious Climate Change Legislation
Read more →: California Approves Ambitious Climate Change LegislationCalifornia Trout applauds the recent actions of Governor Newsom and the California State Legislature for signing into law a proactive plan to address the…
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California’s Large Reservoirs Need Better Management
Read more →: California’s Large Reservoirs Need Better ManagementPPIC Releases New Report, “Storing Water for the Environment” As climate change and drought continue to intensify, aging infrastructure across California must be reevaluated. …