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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PG&E Says McCloud River Flows About to Increase
Read more →: PG&E Says McCloud River Flows About to IncreaseThe McCloud River has been quite fishable so far this spring, but an end to the unseasonably cool springtime weather in the northern end…
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Warm Weather Spikes Flows in Califoria’s Pit River
Read more →: Warm Weather Spikes Flows in Califoria’s Pit RiverThe arrival of warmer weather (finally) in California is having the anticipated effect on the snowpack, and the Pit River — very popular among…
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June 16 Water Talk: Local Fish and Fishing
Read more →: June 16 Water Talk: Local Fish and FishingJoin us for our June 16 Water Talk (another in our series) — this one focused on fish and fishing. What: Water Talks: Local…
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A CalTrout Screencast: McCloud River Flows Explained
Read more →: A CalTrout Screencast: McCloud River Flows ExplainedUpdate: Since we first posted this article and screencast, the McCloud Dam relicensing project has moved forward, albeit slowly. Fortunately, the flow regime we…
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Twenty Years After the Upper Sacramento River Spill, ABC News Interviews CalTrout’s Curtis Knight
Read more →: Twenty Years After the Upper Sacramento River Spill, ABC News Interviews CalTrout’s Curtis Knight“There are still some improvements to be made” said CalTrout’s Curtis Knight, speaking on the 20th anniversary of the Cantara Loop train derailment and…
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The Facts About the McCloud Dam Relicensing Process
Read more →: The Facts About the McCloud Dam Relicensing ProcessImprovements to the fishery, angler access keys to McCloud Dam Hydropower Relicensing process UPDATE: In addition to this article, we’ve created a five-minute video…