Enhancing Flows and Fish Passage for Shasta River Tributary
INTEGRATE WILD FISH & WORKING LANDSCAPES STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Fish food on the floodplain
Read more →: Fish food on the floodplainCalTrout’s science-based approach to grow fish food on floodplains, as part of our Integrate Wild Fish and Working Landscapes initiative, is featured in a…
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Field Note: If You Look Deep Into the Eyes of a Fish, It Will Tell You Its Life Story
Read more →: Field Note: If You Look Deep Into the Eyes of a Fish, It Will Tell You Its Life StoryBy Jacob Katz, Ph.D. CalTrout Central Valley Regional Director If You Look Deep Into the Eyes of a Fish, It Will Tell You Its…
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Harnessing Rice Fields to Save California’s Endangered Salmon
Read more →: Harnessing Rice Fields to Save California’s Endangered SalmonFish Food on Floodplain Farm Fields CalTrout’s science-based approach to grow fish food on floodplains and Integrate Wild Fish and Working Landscapes initiative has…
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Nursing Salmon on Flooded Farms
Read more →: Nursing Salmon on Flooded FarmsOur Nigiri Project was recently featured in the latest edition of Estuary News Magazine. Now in its eighth year, this managed floodplain project continues…
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Field Note: Ensuring Flows For Fish in the Shasta and Scott River Update
Read more →: Field Note: Ensuring Flows For Fish in the Shasta and Scott River UpdateBy Ada Fowler Mt. Shasta/Klamath Project Manager This Field Note is an update to my June 15, 2020 note, Ensuring Flows for Fish in…
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Field Note: Ensuring Flows for Fish in the Shasta and Scott River
Read more →: Field Note: Ensuring Flows for Fish in the Shasta and Scott RiverBy Ada Fowler, CalTrout Mt. Shasta/Klamath Project Manager The weather is starting to get warmer up here in Northern California, and after an extremely…