One Year After Klamath Dam Removal, Salmon Surge into Newly Opened Habitat: CalTrout and Partners Track Recovery Through Comprehensive Monitoring
Just one year after the removal of the Klamath River dams, new monitoring results show thousands of Chinook salmon pushing deep into newly reopened habitat—some reaching more than 360 river miles from the ocean into the Upper Klamath Basin for the first time in over a century.
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A Federal Judge To Decide The Fate Of The Klamath’s Salmon
Read more →: A Federal Judge To Decide The Fate Of The Klamath’s SalmonThe Fight For The Trinity’s Water Continues. Will Westlands Water District Win — And Possibly Doom The Klamath’s Salmon? Chinook salmon are already heading…
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CalTrout Funds Study Of The Value Of Spring Water To Klamath’s Endangered Coho Salmon
Read more →: CalTrout Funds Study Of The Value Of Spring Water To Klamath’s Endangered Coho SalmonCalTrout is helping fund a study on Northern California’s Shasta River and Big Springs Creek — one which promises to teach us about the…
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UC Davis Study Says Hatchery Hastening Demise of Wild Klamath Steelhead & Salmon Stocks
Read more →: UC Davis Study Says Hatchery Hastening Demise of Wild Klamath Steelhead & Salmon StocksThe hatchery designed to mitigate the damage done to the Klamath River’s steelhead and stocks by dams appears to be hastening the demise of…
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The Klamath Basin Salmon (And Its Residents) Need Your Help
Read more →: The Klamath Basin Salmon (And Its Residents) Need Your HelpRemoving the Klamath River’s dams is now in your hands This summer’s forecasted dry weather conditions are likely to put a strain on irrigators,…
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CalTrout Video: Shasta River Restoration (Why CalTrout Protects Spring Creeks)
Read more →: CalTrout Video: Shasta River Restoration (Why CalTrout Protects Spring Creeks)CalTrout believes — and invests heavily — in California’s spring creeks. They’re more than simply outstanding fisheries; they also supply much of the state’s…
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For Klamath Dams, There Is No Status Quo: They Have To Come Down
Read more →: For Klamath Dams, There Is No Status Quo: They Have To Come DownA Klamath Falls Herald & News editorial points out what so many opponents of the Klamath Basin accords (KBRA & KHSA) want to ignore:…