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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Floodplain Coalition Inundates D.C.
Read more →: Floodplain Coalition Inundates D.C.This September, California Trout’s Central Valley Program was part of a diverse coalition of water, farming and environmental partners that traveled to Washington, D.C.…
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Meet Ted Grantham, first PPIC CalTrout Ecosystem Fellow
Read more →: Meet Ted Grantham, first PPIC CalTrout Ecosystem FellowWe are excited to introduce Ted Grantham—a river scientist at UC Berkeley— as the first appointed Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) CalTrout Ecosystem…
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1,454 signatures collected – Thank you for supporting the Klamath Dam Removal
Read more →: 1,454 signatures collected – Thank you for supporting the Klamath Dam RemovalOn Friday, August 2nd, California Trout officially filed a letter to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) and attached the signatures of 1,494 supporters…
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5 Rivers Challenge Recap 2019
Read more →: 5 Rivers Challenge Recap 2019The annual Five Rivers Challenge is always a fun time for the competitors and for us to put together. This year’s competition wrapped up…
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California Academy Youth Program Partnership
Read more →: California Academy Youth Program PartnershipLast Saturday afternoon, more than a dozen local middle schoolers got to try their hand at fly tying and casting, while learning about CalTrout’s…
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Close to Home: A once in a lifetime chance to restore the Eel River
Read more →: Close to Home: A once in a lifetime chance to restore the Eel RiverBy Curtis Knight and Brian Johnson *This article was originally published in The Press Democrat on November 22, 2018. It’s a familiar story: human…