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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Where Restoration Meets Policy: Designing a Future Where Humans and Southern Steelhead Thrive Together
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Women of CalTrout: Anastazja Krostenko
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Women of CalTrout: Katrina Harrison
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Women of CalTrout: Julie Revel
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Women of CalTrout: Emily Chen
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Looking Back, Moving Forward: Historical Ecology as a Tool for Restoration in the Sacramento Valley and Beyond
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