Fish Food Program Expands to Public Enrollment with Reverse Auction
CalTrout’s Fish Food Project works with farmers and water suppliers to reconnect floodplain-derived wetland food webs to river to help recover fish and wildlife populations in the greater Sacramento Valley. To expand the benefits, we opened the program up to public participation.
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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…
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Chasing Nigiri
Read more →: Chasing NigiriWhat started as a seemingly crazy experiment to raise young salmon in flooded rice fields turned into a wildly successful project. Here’s the story…
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Field Notes: Fish Food on Floodplain Farm Fields
Read more →: Field Notes: Fish Food on Floodplain Farm FieldsBy Jacob Montgomery Part 1: About the Project Overview. CalTrout’s Central Valley program is currently engaged in multiple projects, all of which are focused…
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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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New Yolo Bypass Fish Passage project approved
Read more →: New Yolo Bypass Fish Passage project approvedA big step towards the largest floodplain enhancement effort on the West Coast has just taken place. The Department of Water Resources’ Yolo Bypass…