CalTrout Secures NOAA Funding to Advance Multi-Year Restoration of the East Fork Scott River
CalTrout has been awarded funding from NOAA to restore streams and reconnect floodplains for coho salmon along the East Fork Scott River — a primary tributary to one of California's largest salmon-producing rivers.
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Why Is California’s Fall River Seeing Lower Flows?
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How Can California’s Iconic Hat Creek Be Restored?
Read more →: How Can California’s Iconic Hat Creek Be Restored?Once an iconic California fishery, Hat Creek needs help. Here’s what we’ve got in mind. In the 1960s, California’s Hat Creek was a mess;…
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CalTrout’s Hat Creek Video: The Problems And Our Plans For Restoration
Read more →: CalTrout’s Hat Creek Video: The Problems And Our Plans For RestorationHat Creek was once one of California’s most iconic fisheries — and restoring it was CalTrout’s first big victory in 1972. By 1983, it…
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Reminder: Mt. Shasta Water Talks July 12 (“Clean Water, Gross Water”)
Read more →: Reminder: Mt. Shasta Water Talks July 12 (“Clean Water, Gross Water”)Don’t forget to join us for the July 12 Water Talks at the Mount Shasta Resort, where experts will discuss how that clean water…
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Karuk Groundwater Study Says Overpumping Reducing Flows For Salmon In Scott River
Read more →: Karuk Groundwater Study Says Overpumping Reducing Flows For Salmon In Scott RiverA Karuk Tribe study of Scott Valley water says increased groundwater pumping is resulting in lower flows in the Scott River (which provides spawning…
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Karuk Groundwater Study Says Overpumping Reducing Flows For Salmon In Scott River
Read more →: Karuk Groundwater Study Says Overpumping Reducing Flows For Salmon In Scott RiverA Karuk Tribe study of Scott Valley water says increased groundwater pumping is resulting in lower flows in the Scott River (which provides spawning…