Juvenile Coho Salmon Observed Above Former Dam Site on Cedar Creek, Tributary to South Fork Eel River
In 2022, CalTrout and our partners removed a dam on Cedar Creek, increasing access to approximately nine miles of high-quality habitat previously inaccessible to juvenile salmon and steelhead. Recently, we observed juvenile coho salmon above the former dam site!
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Klamath Dams Q&A Webinar – Recap and Recording
Read more →: Klamath Dams Q&A Webinar – Recap and RecordingThank you to those who joined us last night for the Klamath Dams Q&A webinar. We hope you enjoyed hearing from our expert panel…
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Rindge Dam Removal One Step Closer
Read more →: Rindge Dam Removal One Step CloserRindge Dam Removal One Step Closer More good news in the dam removal world for Rindge Dam comes today following the monumental decision yesterday…
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PacifiCorp Agrees to Full Terms of Klamath Dams Removal
Read more →: PacifiCorp Agrees to Full Terms of Klamath Dams RemovalPacifiCorp Agrees to Full Terms of Klamath Dams Removal
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Latest #DAMSOUT Update for Klamath and Potter Valley Project
Read more →: Latest #DAMSOUT Update for Klamath and Potter Valley Project#DAMSOUT Klamath Dams – In July of 2020, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) approved the partial transfer of ownership of the lower four…
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October 23, 2020: Un-Dam the Klamath River Day of Action
Read more →: October 23, 2020: Un-Dam the Klamath River Day of ActionUnDam the Klamath – TAKE ACTION CalTrout has been advocating for the removal of the Klamath dams for 20 years. In 2019, we released…
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Environmentalists and Dam Operators, at War for Years, Start Making Peace
Read more →: Environmentalists and Dam Operators, at War for Years, Start Making PeaceExcerpted from the New York Times Article, “Environmentalists and Dam Operators, at War for Years, Start Making Peace“ On October 13th, the industry that…