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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A Look Back at the Action of CalTrout’s Annual 5 Rivers Challenge
Read more →: A Look Back at the Action of CalTrout’s Annual 5 Rivers ChallengeSteve Johnson, CalTrout supporter and 5 Rivers Challenge Participant, takes us behind the scenes of this year’s event! Dive into the adventure through his…
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Get to Know the Scientist: Kamryn McLeran, Marine Scientist and Wildlife Biologist
Read more →: Get to Know the Scientist: Kamryn McLeran, Marine Scientist and Wildlife BiologistWe had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Kamryn McLeran, Marine Scientist and Wildlife Biologist, to discuss her experience as a scientist, the…
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Prairie Creek Floodplain Restoration Enters Second Phase of Construction
Read more →: Prairie Creek Floodplain Restoration Enters Second Phase of ConstructionAlong the banks of Prairie Creek in Humboldt County, the last wisp of fog gives way to a bright blue sky revealing a busy…
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Prop 4 Funding Sparks Conservation, Restoration, and Economic Growth
Read more →: Prop 4 Funding Sparks Conservation, Restoration, and Economic GrowthLast November, Californians passed Proposition (Prop) 4 – a $10 billion bond dedicated to climate and restoration work. Now, we call on the legislature…
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Field Note: Trading the Typical First Day for a Camping Adventure
Read more →: Field Note: Trading the Typical First Day for a Camping AdventureCan you imagine starting a new job with a 3-day company-wide camping staff retreat? That was exactly Kate Tidwell’s experience. Check out the blog…
