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.
MOUNT SHASTA / KLAMATH STORIES
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Reservoir Drawdown Begins for Klamath River Dam Removal
Read more →: Reservoir Drawdown Begins for Klamath River Dam RemovalThe next big step in Klamath River dam removal is here: reservoir drawdown. On January 11, 2024, the Klamath River Renewal Corporation initiated the…
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Field Note: Where There is Water, There are Fish
Read more →: Field Note: Where There is Water, There are FishThis summer, Stanford University student Emily Winn joined our Mt. Shasta/Klamath region’s team as an intern focused on the Source Water Springs Study. During…
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Klamath River Tributary Restoration Gives Salmon A Chance Before – and After – Dam Removal
Read more →: Klamath River Tributary Restoration Gives Salmon A Chance Before – and After – Dam RemovalOn the South Fork of the Scott River, a tributary to the Klamath, CalTrout and partners are beginning the fourth phase of a restoration…
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Episode 4: Undamming the Klamath, with Amy Cordalis and Mark Bransom
Read more →: Episode 4: Undamming the Klamath, with Amy Cordalis and Mark BransomHistory is being made right now on the Klamath River. By the end of 2024, four Klamath River dams will be removed — the…
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Copco 2 Deconstruction Begins on Klamath River
Read more →: Copco 2 Deconstruction Begins on Klamath RiverDeconstruction of Copco 2, the first of four dams slated to be removed on the lower Klamath River, is officially underway. The dam will…










