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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Under Construction: A Fish Nursery on the Scott River
Read more →: Under Construction: A Fish Nursery on the Scott RiverCalTrout is wrapping up its restoration project on the South Fork Scott River, reconnecting this Klamath River tributary its historic floodplain, and increasing much-needed…
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PG&E Makes it Official – Submits Plan to Remove Potter Valley Project Dams and Modernize Water Infrastructure
Read more →: PG&E Makes it Official – Submits Plan to Remove Potter Valley Project Dams and Modernize Water InfrastructureToday marks a defining moment for California’s third-largest watershed, the Eel River, as PG&E officially submitted its License Surrender Application and Decommissioning Plan for…
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Scaling Floodplain Conservation and Salmon Recovery in California’s Central Valley
Read more →: Scaling Floodplain Conservation and Salmon Recovery in California’s Central ValleyCalTrout’s Fish Food program has been making headlines for its new approach and proven benefits to endangered and declining fish populations, local communities, and California’s…
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The Bay Area is Swimming with Salmon & Steelhead!
Read more →: The Bay Area is Swimming with Salmon & Steelhead!Thank you to everyone who participated in our iNaturalist campaign this past winter to document salmon and steelhead in Bay Area rivers and streams!
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Action Alert: Protect California’s Public Lands Before It’s Too Late
Read more →: Action Alert: Protect California’s Public Lands Before It’s Too LateThe federal government is trying to sell off our public lands, and we need your voice to stop this from happening. Many of California’s…
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Monitoring Confirms Baduwa’t Estuary (Mad River) Restoration Project Succeeds in Creating Critical Habitat for Threatened Species
Read more →: Monitoring Confirms Baduwa’t Estuary (Mad River) Restoration Project Succeeds in Creating Critical Habitat for Threatened SpeciesExciting results from over two years of post-restoration monitoring in the Baduwa’t (Mad River) estuary reveal that over 17 species have utilized the restored…