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.
KLAMATH RIVER RESTORATION STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesHigh praise for Klamath Basin Water Task Force http://ow.ly/ruQAz @HandN_news
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Let’s take ’em down.
Read more →: Let’s take ’em down.CalTrout continues to work collaboratively with a diverse set of stakeholders to help remove four dams on the Klamath, provide access to over 420…
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Let’s take ’em down.
Read more →: Let’s take ’em down.CalTrout continues to work collaboratively with a diverse set of stakeholders to help remove four dams on the Klamath, provide access to over 420…
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North Coast Manager Darren Mierau On Opening Day For The Yurok Tribe
Read more →: North Coast Manager Darren Mierau On Opening Day For The Yurok TribeThis from CalTrout’s North Coast Region Manager Darren Mierau: I ended up at the mouth of the Klamath this morning with my wife, and…
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Klamath Salmon, Tribes, Fishermen, Conservation Groups All Breathing A Little Easier
Read more →: Klamath Salmon, Tribes, Fishermen, Conservation Groups All Breathing A Little EasierJudge O’Neil Orders Increased Flows Down Trinity, Klamath Rivers To Protect Salmon CalTrout members wondering if another massive fish kill is in store for…
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Klamath Salmon, Tribes, Fishermen, Conservation Groups All Breathing A Little Easier
Read more →: Klamath Salmon, Tribes, Fishermen, Conservation Groups All Breathing A Little EasierJudge O’Neil Orders Increased Flows Down Trinity, Klamath Rivers To Protect Salmon CalTrout members wondering if another massive fish kill is in store for…