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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“Atmospheric River” Deluges California With Sizable Rain And Snow Storms
Read more →: “Atmospheric River” Deluges California With Sizable Rain And Snow StormsCalifornia is experiencing what’s called an Atmospheric River event, which promises to deliver a great deal of rain to the valleys (flooding some areas)…
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CalTrout Awarded $650,000 Grant To Restore California’s Iconic Hat Creek Fishery
Read more →: CalTrout Awarded $650,000 Grant To Restore California’s Iconic Hat Creek FisheryHat Creek restoration funded, work set to begin in 2013 California’s once-productive Hat Creek fishery has suffered the last two decades, and while we…
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CalTrout Awarded $650,000 Grant To Restore California’s Iconic Hat Creek Fishery
Read more →: CalTrout Awarded $650,000 Grant To Restore California’s Iconic Hat Creek FisheryHat Creek restoration funded, work set to begin in 2013 California’s once-productive Hat Creek fishery has suffered the last two decades, and while we…
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Time Lapse Video of Bear Creek Dam Removal (San Francisquito Creek Watershed)
Read more →: Time Lapse Video of Bear Creek Dam Removal (San Francisquito Creek Watershed)Literally hundreds (OK, thousands) of small dams and water diversions dot California’s streams and rivers, some of which deny steelhead and salmon access to…
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Time Lapse Video of Bear Creek Dam Removal (San Francisquito Creek Watershed)
Read more →: Time Lapse Video of Bear Creek Dam Removal (San Francisquito Creek Watershed)Literally hundreds (OK, thousands) of small dams and water diversions dot California’s streams and rivers, some of which deny steelhead and salmon access to…
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Trinity Salmon Redd Counts Looking Very Promising…
Read more →: Trinity Salmon Redd Counts Looking Very Promising…For a time, 90% of the Trinity River’s water was being diverted for agricultural use, and the river’s salmon and steelhead runs suffered accordingly.…