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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Dam Removal on the Eel is Closer Than Ever
Read more →: Dam Removal on the Eel is Closer Than EverCounty water agencies and a tribal government announced a last-minute conceptual plan for how a trans-basin water diversion from the Eel River to the…
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CalTrout Supports First Public Workshop for Malibu Creek Restoration
Read more →: CalTrout Supports First Public Workshop for Malibu Creek RestorationLocated in the Santa Monica Mountains in Los Angeles County, the project will restore ecological function in and around Malibu Creek from summit to…
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A Bridge Runs Through It
Read more →: A Bridge Runs Through ItTrabuco Creek is the major tributary to San Juan Creek. CalTrout’s fish passage project at the Interstate 5 Bridge Array and Metrolink Railroad Bridge…
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Copco 2 Deconstruction Begins on Klamath River
Read more →: Copco 2 Deconstruction Begins on Klamath RiverDeconstruction of Copco 2, the first of four dams slated to be removed on the lower Klamath River, is officially underway. The dam will…
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First Klamath River Dam to be Removed by End of Summer
Read more →: First Klamath River Dam to be Removed by End of SummerCopco 2, the first of four dams slated to be removed on the lower Klamath River, will be removed by the end of September.
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CalTrout and Partners Sue PG&E over Harms to Eel River Salmon and Steelhead
Read more →: CalTrout and Partners Sue PG&E over Harms to Eel River Salmon and SteelheadA coalition of five commercial fishing and conservation groups, including California Trout, have filed suit in federal court charging that Pacific Gas and Electric…