CalTrout Receives Wildlife Conservation Board Grant to Advance Habitat Restoration on the Shasta River
Big Spring Ranch Habitat Implementation Grant will fund shovel-ready instream habitat projects at Big Springs Ranch, one of the Shasta River's highest-priority spring-fed reaches.
MOUNT SHASTA / KLAMATH STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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May 15 “Water Talks” To Cover Timber Management and Water Resources
Read more →: May 15 “Water Talks” To Cover Timber Management and Water ResourcesLearn about the management of timber and protecting water resources The public is invited to an educational presentation, “Water Talks: Timber Management and Water…
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Klamath River Restoration Is Cheap Compared To Costs Of Doing Nothing
Read more →: Klamath River Restoration Is Cheap Compared To Costs Of Doing NothingOpposition to Klamath River Restoration (the KBRA & KHSA) often focuses on the costs of the agreements; dam removal isn’t cheap, and neither is…
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The Shasta-Trinity Fly Fishers Annual Spey Fest Set For June 9
Read more →: The Shasta-Trinity Fly Fishers Annual Spey Fest Set For June 9Like to use two hands? Then attend the 2012 Shasta Trinity Fly Fishers Spey Fest. Saturday – June 9th from 9am to 4pm Sacramento…
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Avoiding Steelhead And Salmon Habitat Restoration “Traps”
Read more →: Avoiding Steelhead And Salmon Habitat Restoration “Traps”Restoring habitat would seem like a simple process; dump some gravel, add a little water, and watch the salmon populations rebound. Except… Restoration of…
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May 7 “Water Talks” program to focus on Fall River’s unique geo-hydro-ecology
Read more →: May 7 “Water Talks” program to focus on Fall River’s unique geo-hydro-ecologyShasta County-CA — The public is invited to an educational panel presentation about the unique geo-hydro-ecological system of the Fall River. Water Talks: “Fall…
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CalTrout Interview: Pit River and Fall River Guide Art Teter
Read more →: CalTrout Interview: Pit River and Fall River Guide Art TeterAfter guiding on the Pit River for more than 25 years, Art Teter tells us what he thinks of the Pit River’s new flow…