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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Can Salmon Eat Their Way Out of Climate Change?
Read more →: Can Salmon Eat Their Way Out of Climate Change?This article was originally published by UC Davis. Can Salmon Eat Their Way Out of Climate Change? Abundant Food Helps Offset Higher Temperatures for…
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Field Notes: Eel River Forum
Read more →: Field Notes: Eel River ForumField Note: Eel River Forum Climate Change II Meeting, November 6, 2019 by L. Raine Leblanc, Mary Burke & Darren Mierau, California Trout North…
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2019 Annual Report is Out
Read more →: 2019 Annual Report is OutCalifornia Trout is proud to share with you our 2019 Annual Report, highlighting the work your generous support has made possible. Throughout the report,…
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Trout Clout: Priorities for California’s Water
Read more →: Trout Clout: Priorities for California’s WaterCalifornia Trout is pleased to share a recent report by our partners at the PPIC Water Policy Center on the Priorities for California’s Water.…
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Cardoza Ranch Flow Enhancement Project
Read more →: Cardoza Ranch Flow Enhancement ProjectThe Cardoza Ranch Flow Enhancement Project in the Shasta Valley is a collaborative project with a fifth-generation ranching family to help increase irrigation efficiencies…
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Studying Fish Ear Bones Can Help Us Better Understand Fish Movement in the Klamath Watershed
Read more →: Studying Fish Ear Bones Can Help Us Better Understand Fish Movement in the Klamath WatershedThe following is excerpted from an article originally published by The Revelator on October 28, 2019. The Klamath is a river in peril, plagued…