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 Chapter of Trout Unlimited Names Brian Johnson Director
Read more →: California Chapter of Trout Unlimited Names Brian Johnson DirectorFrom the Trout Unlimited, California Chapter website: Brian Johnson, who for six years headed up the California Water Project for Trout Unlimited (TU), has…
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Wardens Bust Illegal Water Diverters, Save Santa Clara County Steelhead Trout Run
Read more →: Wardens Bust Illegal Water Diverters, Save Santa Clara County Steelhead Trout RunCalifornia’s steelhead trout populations suffer from all sorts of issues — including (now) illegal water diversions from marijuana cultivation. In this case, Llagas Creek…
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US Fish & Wildlife Service Says California Golden Trout Doesn’t Need ESA Protections
Read more →: US Fish & Wildlife Service Says California Golden Trout Doesn’t Need ESA ProtectionsThe US Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced they were declining to list the California Golden Trout as endangered, and while a denied ESA…
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PG&E Conducting Tests: Pit 5 Will Be Blown Out Tuesday
Read more →: PG&E Conducting Tests: Pit 5 Will Be Blown Out TuesdayPG&E’s conducting flow gate tests on Pit 5 this Tuesday, which not only means high water that day, but likely unsettled fishing. From PG&E:…
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Water Talk On Land Management & Restoration Set For Thursday, 9/22
Read more →: Water Talk On Land Management & Restoration Set For Thursday, 9/22Have you ever thought about how land is managed over time? Get a broad perspective on land management and stewardship actions with a panel…
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UC Davis Study Suggests That — Without Help — Warming Streams Could Eradicate California’s Chinook
Read more →: UC Davis Study Suggests That — Without Help — Warming Streams Could Eradicate California’s ChinookA report generated by several groups (including UC Davis) suggests that climate change could eventually wipe out California’s spring-run Chinook salmon if water regimes…