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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Strong Salmon Run and Restoration Funding Flow into the Eel River, Amidst Third Consecutive State Commercial Fishery Closure
Read more →: Strong Salmon Run and Restoration Funding Flow into the Eel River, Amidst Third Consecutive State Commercial Fishery ClosureAmidst the third consecutive state commerical fishery closure, we’re excited to report increasing numbers of returning salmon and steelhead – signaling a brighter future…
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Field Note: Wonder in the Water with Trout in the Classroom
Read more →: Field Note: Wonder in the Water with Trout in the ClassroomEach year, CalTrout partners with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to bring their Trout in the Classroom program to Bay Area classrooms!…
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CalTrout Remains Committed to Salmon Recovery Efforts as Commercial Salmon Fishing Season Is Shut Down Again
Read more →: CalTrout Remains Committed to Salmon Recovery Efforts as Commercial Salmon Fishing Season Is Shut Down AgainOfficials announced a third consecutive closure of California’s commercial salmon fishery as Chinook salmon populations continue to struggle across the state. This season’s decision…
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Field Note: Making Fish Food in the Rice Fields
Read more →: Field Note: Making Fish Food in the Rice FieldsJoin Michael Wier for a muddy day in the field with the CalTrout team as they tour different research sites for our Fish Food…
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From Campus to Conservation: Meet CalTrout’s Newest Policy Team Interns
Read more →: From Campus to Conservation: Meet CalTrout’s Newest Policy Team InternsGet to know CalTrout’s spring 2025 Policy Interns – Matt Okamoto and Cole Barlow, two born-and-bred Californians who are jumping headfirst into the world…
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The Eel River’s Return: California’s Third Largest Watershed Is on its Way to Flowing Free and CalTrout Has a Plan for its Restoration
Read more →: The Eel River’s Return: California’s Third Largest Watershed Is on its Way to Flowing Free and CalTrout Has a Plan for its RestorationAfter more than a century of impoundment, California’s third-largest river is on the path to running free once again. The Eel River, which once…