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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Battle Creek Offers a Lifeline for Endangered Winter-Run Chinook Salmon
Read more →: Battle Creek Offers a Lifeline for Endangered Winter-Run Chinook SalmonThe Battle Creek watershed, located in the heart of California’s largest watershed, the Sacramento River, is one of the most important restoration opportunities for…
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California Department of Fish and Wildlife Awards $1.8 Million Grant to California Trout for Sierra Nevada Meadow, Forest, and Watershed Restoration
Read more →: California Department of Fish and Wildlife Awards $1.8 Million Grant to California Trout for Sierra Nevada Meadow, Forest, and Watershed RestorationCalTrout’s landscape-scale pilot in the Sierra Nevada’s Glass Mountains will transform meadow and forest restoration into measurable benefits for water supply, climate resilience, and…
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On the Road Again with Sean Jansen: Tideline to Alpine
Read more →: On the Road Again with Sean Jansen: Tideline to AlpineAfter almost a year, Sean Jansen, the writer and adventure junky retracing the 1,000 mile historic range of Southern California steelhead on foot is…
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Celebrating Community and Connection at the Eel River Expo
Read more →: Celebrating Community and Connection at the Eel River ExpoGo behind-the-scenes of our first-ever Eel River Expo, an incredible afternoon celebrating the people and partnerships working towards a thriving Eel River watershed. And…
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Navigating the Noise and Standing Up for Our Public Lands
Read more →: Navigating the Noise and Standing Up for Our Public LandsOur public lands are under threat. Selling off, transferring, or opening mining and natural resource exploitation on public lands would destroy much of what…
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CalTrout Acquires Key Elk River Land Parcels, Returns Historic Site to Wiyot Tribe for Cultural Restoration
Read more →: CalTrout Acquires Key Elk River Land Parcels, Returns Historic Site to Wiyot Tribe for Cultural RestorationWe’re excited to announce that CalTrout, in partnership with the State Coastal Conservancy, acquired 175 acres of former ranch land along the Elk River,…