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 Bridge Runs Through It
Read more →: A Bridge Runs Through ItTrabuco Creek is the major tributary to San Juan Creek. CalTrout’s fish passage project at the Interstate 5 Bridge Array and Metrolink Railroad Bridge…
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Episode 3: A Year of Fishing in California, with George Revel
Read more →: Episode 3: A Year of Fishing in California, with George RevelFish Water People podcast host and CalTrout Executive Director Curtis Knight talks about all the great fishing to be had every month in California…
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Copco 2 Deconstruction Begins on Klamath River
Read more →: Copco 2 Deconstruction Begins on Klamath RiverDeconstruction of Copco 2, the first of four dams slated to be removed on the lower Klamath River, is officially underway. The dam will…
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Scott River Restoration Project Brings Together CalTrout, Yurok Tribe, & Farmer’s Ditch Company
Read more →: Scott River Restoration Project Brings Together CalTrout, Yurok Tribe, & Farmer’s Ditch CompanyCalTrout, the Yurok Tribe, and Farmer’s Ditch Company gathered in the Scott River Valley to sign a Memorandum of Understanding for collaborative work that…
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Minking through the South Fork Eel River
Read more →: Minking through the South Fork Eel RiverLast week, as part of our North Coast Science & Monitoring Program, a field crew of six fisheries scientists explored the South Fork Eel…
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CalTrout Enacts Outstanding Opportunity to Protect South Fork Eel River Tributaries
Read more →: CalTrout Enacts Outstanding Opportunity to Protect South Fork Eel River TributariesAlong with our partners, we recently identified and filed petition to the Regional Water Quality Board to designate two key tributaries of the upper…