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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California’s Dry Winter Continues; A Drought Year Looms
Read more →: California’s Dry Winter Continues; A Drought Year LoomsCalifornia’s vital snowpack has fallen to approximately 30% of normal for this time of year, and with no real storms on the horizon, it…
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2011: CalTrout’s Year in Pictures
Read more →: 2011: CalTrout’s Year in PicturesWe’re putting together our “CalTrout’s Year In Review” email right now, but while we’re waiting, we thought we’d feature a few of the pretty…
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It’s Too Early To Call It A Drought, But Northern California’s Snowpack Almost Nonexistent
Read more →: It’s Too Early To Call It A Drought, But Northern California’s Snowpack Almost NonexistentThe snow has yet to really fly in the Northern California, and while many ski resorts are feeling the heat, the state’s fly fishermen…
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Study Reports Hatchery Salmon, Steelhead Damaging Wild Fish Genetics
Read more →: Study Reports Hatchery Salmon, Steelhead Damaging Wild Fish GeneticsResearchers are reporting that hatchery-bred steelhead and salmon (West Coast) are far less productive in the wild than wild fish, and that the “domestication”…
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With Sadness, We Note The Passing of Martin Seldon
Read more →: With Sadness, We Note The Passing of Martin SeldonIt is with sadness that CalTrout notes the passing of Martin Seldon, a founding CalTrout Director, FFF luminary, and dogged advocate for our fisheries.…
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CalTrout’s Executive Director’s Update
Read more →: CalTrout’s Executive Director’s Update[Ed’s Note: This originally appeared in the Fall print version of CalTrout Streamkeeper’s Log newsletter] Over the last few weeks, I’ve had opportunities to…