CalTrout and PG&E Complete Bay Area Fish Passage Project, Reopening Alameda Creek to Migrating Salmon
With the Alameda Creek Fish Passage project complete and over 20 miles of habitat reconnected, Chinook salmon are already reaching upstream stretches for the first time in decades.
RECONNECT HABITAT STORIES
From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Iron Canyon Fish Passage Project on Big Chico Creek Enters Construction Phase
Read more →: Iron Canyon Fish Passage Project on Big Chico Creek Enters Construction PhaseCalifornia Trout, the Mechoopda Indian Tribe, the Big Chico Creek Ecological Reserve, and the City of Chico celebrated the start of the Iron Canyon…
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CalTrout and PG&E Kick Off Construction on Alameda Creek Fish Passage Project
Read more →: CalTrout and PG&E Kick Off Construction on Alameda Creek Fish Passage ProjectCalifornia Trout and PG&E kicked off construction on a project that will remove the last unnatural barrier to fish passage on mainstem Alameda Creek,…
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Press Release: Regional Partners Sign Historic MOU on Eel River Recovery
Read more →: Press Release: Regional Partners Sign Historic MOU on Eel River RecoveryToday, regional partners signed an MOU supporting Eel River dam removal, fisheries recovery, and continued water supply for Russian River communities.
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Eel River Dams Headed for Removal, Water Users Support Dam-Free Diversion
Read more →: Eel River Dams Headed for Removal, Water Users Support Dam-Free DiversionThe Eel River dams are coming out. Partners and stakeholders recently met to select a design alternative for a potential future diversion from the…
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Wild Klamath River Fish Unaffected by Hatchery Fish Mortality Event, Karuk Tribe Reports
Read more →: Wild Klamath River Fish Unaffected by Hatchery Fish Mortality Event, Karuk Tribe ReportsThe Karuk Tribe Fisheries Department reports that fish collected in the mainstem Klamath near the Scott River are healthy and strong, and wild Klamath…
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Klamath River Begins to Find its Way Home
Read more →: Klamath River Begins to Find its Way HomeKlamath dam removal progresses: reservoir drawdown concludes, revegetation begins, and conditions throughout the entire system are slowly improving as predicted.