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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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesRT @UCDavisWater: Timelapse of Watershed researchers surveying Hat Creek, CA as part of a larger restoration effort funded by @CalTrout to… -> Check out…
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesWhich photo deserves the prize? Cast your vote in our annual photo contest (vote once per day per pic)… https://t.co/lXAg6NgNgl -> RT @PublicGoodPR: In…
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesWhich photo deserves the prize? Cast your vote in our annual photo contest (vote once per day per pic)… https://t.co/lXAg6NgNgl -> RT @PublicGoodPR: In…
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New report assesses two-way trap and haul as conservation strategy for anadromous salmon
Read more →: New report assesses two-way trap and haul as conservation strategy for anadromous salmonCalTrout and UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences have released a report that assesses two-way trap and haul programs as a conservation strategy for…
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CalTrout joins CamelBak for epic outdoor event
Read more →: CalTrout joins CamelBak for epic outdoor eventCheck out this sweet short film by Adventure in a Backpack that perfectly captured the whole CamelBak Pursuit weekend! CalTrout was recently part of…
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Volunteers restore Kirkwood meadow
Read more →: Volunteers restore Kirkwood meadowCalTrout joined Vail Resort’s Epic Promise Day 2017, leading restoration activities in the Kirkwood Mountain meadows. Over 100 hard-working volunteers showed up, and formed teams to take on…