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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The Watershed Review 2020
Read more →: The Watershed Review 2020We hope you enjoy reading about the impact your support has made possible and we thank you for involving yourself in CalTrout’s important conservation…
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Meet Letitia Grenier, newest PPIC CalTrout Ecosystem Fellow
Read more →: Meet Letitia Grenier, newest PPIC CalTrout Ecosystem FellowWe are excited to introduce Letitia Grenier — Senior Scientist at the San Francisco Estuary Insitute and Aquatic Science Center — as the second…
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Gov Newsom Urges Warren Buffet to Stick with Klamath Dam Agreement
Read more →: Gov Newsom Urges Warren Buffet to Stick with Klamath Dam AgreementAfter the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission approved the conditional license transfer of the four aging Klamath River hydroelectric dams along the California-Oregon border, California…
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CDFW Euthanizes 3.2 Million Trout to Halt Bacteria Outbreak
Read more →: CDFW Euthanizes 3.2 Million Trout to Halt Bacteria OutbreakOn July 20, 2020, three California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) hatcheries in Southern California and the eastern Sierra euthanized 3.2 million hatchery…
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8 Reasons to Consider Fly Fishing
Read more →: 8 Reasons to Consider Fly Fishing“For many anglers, fly-fishing is appealing because of its simplicity and the masterful in-water casting techniques that connect them with nature.” Fly fishing is…
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Trout Clout: Federal Regulators Clarify Path to Klamath Dam Removal
Read more →: Trout Clout: Federal Regulators Clarify Path to Klamath Dam Removal“As we’ve seen time after time on rivers across the country, dam removal works. Thanks to FERC’s decision today, the Klamath River is on…