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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Reimagining Lower Mammoth Creek: A Vision for Restoration and Community
Read more →: Reimagining Lower Mammoth Creek: A Vision for Restoration and CommunityCalTrout is making exciting strides on The Lower Mammoth Creek Habitat Restoration and Community Improvement Project, using nature-driven methods to restore the meadow ecosystem…
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An Aging Dam in Stanford’s Backyard — and Why it Must Go
Read more →: An Aging Dam in Stanford’s Backyard — and Why it Must GoStanford University water experts from the Woods Institute and Center for the West examine the negative impacts of obselete dams and why they must…
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This Robotic System is Helping Understand Lagoons in New Ways
Read more →: This Robotic System is Helping Understand Lagoons in New WaysCalTrout’s Southern California team and partners have spent the last year developing a first-of-its-kind robotic unmanned surface vehicle that autonomously collects real-time water chemistry data…
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Get to Know Riley Renick: Trout Camp Caretaker and Owner of Wild Waters Fly Fishing
Read more →: Get to Know Riley Renick: Trout Camp Caretaker and Owner of Wild Waters Fly FishingNestled along the Upper Sacramento River, CalTrout’s Trout Camp has long been a gathering place for the people who love wild fish and the…
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New Report Maps Out Blueprint for Klamath River Steelhead Recovery: Anglers Can Make That A Reality
Read more →: New Report Maps Out Blueprint for Klamath River Steelhead Recovery: Anglers Can Make That A RealityCalTrout and The Conservation Angler are joining forces to help answer one of the biggest questions in river restoration: What happens after a river…
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Two-Basin Solution partners respond to meeting between USDA, Interior, PG&E, and Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District regarding Eel River Dams
Read more →: Two-Basin Solution partners respond to meeting between USDA, Interior, PG&E, and Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District regarding Eel River DamsToday, the coalition of water agencies, counties, Tribes, and conservation organizations behind the Two-Basin Solution expressed serious concern over reports that Agriculture Secretary Brooke…









