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 salmon success story during the California drought
Read more →: A salmon success story during the California droughtThe Shasta River is an important and productive spring creek tributary to the Klamath River. As the last major tributary to the Klamath River…
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Crack Down on Deadbeat Dams
Read more →: Crack Down on Deadbeat DamsOur friends at Patagonia and Save Our Wild Salmon are petitioning President Obama to take down the deadbeat dams. Join the movement at change.org.…
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2nd Annual Humboldt Steelhead Days
Read more →: 2nd Annual Humboldt Steelhead DaysCalifornia Trout and partner organization, Mad River Alliance are hosting Humboldt Steelhead Days, a 2-week celebration of Steelhead spawned in the cold clean waters…
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2nd Annual Humboldt Steelhead Days
Read more →: 2nd Annual Humboldt Steelhead DaysCalifornia Trout and partner organization, Mad River Alliance are hosting Humboldt Steelhead Days, a 2-week celebration of Steelhead spawned in the cold clean waters…
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Crack Down on Deadbeat Dams
Read more →: Crack Down on Deadbeat DamsOur friends at Patagonia and Save Our Wild Salmon are petitioning President Obama to take down the deadbeat dams. Join the movement at change.org.…
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A salmon success story during the California drought
Read more →: A salmon success story during the California droughtThe Shasta River is an important and productive spring creek tributary to the Klamath River. As the last major tributary to the Klamath River…