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.
LEGISLATION STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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State’s precious water supply takes hit from marijuana
Read more →: State’s precious water supply takes hit from marijuanaLast week the San Francisco Chronicle ran an op-ed written by CalTrout Executive Director, Curtis Knight, along with California representatives of Trout Unlimited and…
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Protect Smith River From Strip Mining – Support Proposed Mining Closure
Read more →: Protect Smith River From Strip Mining – Support Proposed Mining ClosureMining companies plan to excavate a series of nickel strip mines in the pristine tributaries of the Wild and Scenic Smith River and other…
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Illegal pot grows spoil North Coast
Read more →: Illegal pot grows spoil North CoastAll indications are an initiative to legalize marijuana will go to the California voters in the fall of 2016. CalTrout is working ahead of…
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Illegal pot grows spoil North Coast
Read more →: Illegal pot grows spoil North CoastAll indications are an initiative to legalize marijuana will go to the California voters in the fall of 2016. CalTrout is working ahead of…
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Important Water Talks Begin
Read more →: Important Water Talks Begin2014 was a monumental year for water policy in California with passage of the $7.5 billion dollar water bond and the groundbreaking Sustainable Groundwater…
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Important Water Talks Begin
Read more →: Important Water Talks Begin2014 was a monumental year for water policy in California with passage of the $7.5 billion dollar water bond and the groundbreaking Sustainable Groundwater…