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.
ALL STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
-
Field Report: Fishing in a Drought
Read more →: Field Report: Fishing in a DroughtBest Practices for Fishing in a Drought Year As hard as it is to admit or accept, California is heading into another drought year.…
-
Capitol Corner: Advocating for Native Fish in State Budget
Read more →: Capitol Corner: Advocating for Native Fish in State BudgetWelcome to Capitol Corner, a new series dedicated to providing updates on CalTrout’s legislative and policy work. CalTrout’s policy team includes Redgie Collins (Legal…
-
CalTrout Awarded $7M to Reconnect Habitat on Santa Margarita River
Read more →: CalTrout Awarded $7M to Reconnect Habitat on Santa Margarita RiverWe are excited to announce that a CalTrout project to Reconnect Habitat is moving forward thanks to grant funding from the California Department of…
-
Klamath Salmon Now Listed On California Endangered Species List
Read more →: Klamath Salmon Now Listed On California Endangered Species ListOn June 16, after hours of debate and public testimony, the California Fish and Game Commission voted unanimously to approve the petition from the…
-
Native Trout Resiliency in Southern California
Read more →: Native Trout Resiliency in Southern CaliforniaThe Coldwater Canyon trout in the Santa Ana mountains of Riverside County are one of two remaining native rainbow trout of steelhead lineage that…
-
Big News for the Klamath!
Read more →: Big News for the Klamath!The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) today approved the transfer of the license for the Lower Klamath Hydroelectric Project (Project) from PacifiCorp to the…