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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CalTrout sponsors the 2021 Virtual Salmonid Restoration Conference
Read more →: CalTrout sponsors the 2021 Virtual Salmonid Restoration ConferenceSound science informs our work. Established as a scientific leader on fish and water issues in the state, CalTrout roots its projects in research…
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Drought Causing Water Competition in the Klamath Basin
Read more →: Drought Causing Water Competition in the Klamath BasinCalifornia is in the second year of a drought. According to the UC Davis Center for Watershed Sciences, “Northern California has received about 48%…
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Trout Clout: Protect Hot Creek, Stop KORE Mining
Read more →: Trout Clout: Protect Hot Creek, Stop KORE MiningProtect Hot Creek, Stop KORE Mining The US Forest Service is taking public comments on a proposed exploratory mining operation near the headwaters of…
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Removal of Klamath Dams to Restore River Basin
Read more →: Removal of Klamath Dams to Restore River BasinThe Klamath River Basin was once home to one of the West’s most prolific salmon fisheries. But for more than a century, efforts to…
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Be a Part of the Trout Camp Show!
Read more →: Be a Part of the Trout Camp Show!The 50th Anniversary Trout Camp Gala is less than two weeks away, and here’s your chance to show your pride as an integral part…
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McCloud River Deserves Protection from Shasta Dam Raise
Read more →: McCloud River Deserves Protection from Shasta Dam RaiseThe epic McCloud River runs approximately 50 miles from the spring-fed headwaters southeast of Mount Shasta into the Shasta Reservoir. Before Shasta Dam (completed…