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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What Do Winter Storms Mean For Fish?
Read more →: What Do Winter Storms Mean For Fish?By Patrick Samuel CalTrout Bay Area Regional Director A winter storm is expected to blow through Northern California, bringing much-needed rain to…
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A Special New Year for CalTrout
Read more →: A Special New Year for CalTrout2021 marks California Trout’s 50th Anniversary – a milestone for a conservation nonprofit that puts us in rare company. We are incredibly proud of…
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Toxic Tires Leads to Suffering Salmon
Read more →: Toxic Tires Leads to Suffering SalmonOn December 3rd, 2020, a new study published in Science Magazine led by the University of Washington and Washington State University identified a ubiquitous…
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Trout Clout: Public Lands Act December 2020 Update
Read more →: Trout Clout: Public Lands Act December 2020 UpdateTrout Clout: Public Lands Act Update – December 2020 Thank you to all our members and outdoor and angling industry supporters who signed our…
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CalTrout Holiday Gift Guide 2020
Read more →: CalTrout Holiday Gift Guide 2020CalTrout Holiday Gift Guide 2020 Our 2020 holiday gift guide is a one-stop-shop for finding meaningful gifts that support our work to ensure resilient…
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Southern Steelhead Are Adaptive And Resilient
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