This Robotic System is Helping Understand Lagoons in New Ways
CalTrout’s Southern California team and partners have spent the last year developing a first-of-its-kind robotic unmanned surface vehicle that autonomously collects real-time water chemistry data and underwater video.
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From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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Released! See “Southern California Steelhead: Against All Odds” In Its Entirety
Read more →: Released! See “Southern California Steelhead: Against All Odds” In Its EntiretyNine months in the making, Southern California Steelhead: Against All Odds is now available online. We hope you enjoy watching this video as much…
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Recovering California Steelhead South of Santa Cruz
Read more →: Recovering California Steelhead South of Santa CruzBy Kurt Zimmerman, Tim Frahm and Sam Davidson Article reprinted with permission of Osprey Magazine Kurt Zimmerman is Southern California Regional Manager for California…
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Sizable Snowfall Loss Predicted in Southern California Mountains
Read more →: Sizable Snowfall Loss Predicted in Southern California MountainsLA-area mountains may lose 30-40% of annual snowfall by mid-century according to new UCLA climate study Southern California has long been known as the…
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CalTrout’s Southern California Steelhead Recovery Efforts Win Wells Fargo Environmental Grant
Read more →: CalTrout’s Southern California Steelhead Recovery Efforts Win Wells Fargo Environmental GrantGood news if you’re a Southern California steelhead! CalTrout received a grant from Wells Fargo & Company and National Fish and Wildlife Foundation to…
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A CalTrout Interview: Southern California Regional Manager Kurt Zimmerman
Read more →: A CalTrout Interview: Southern California Regional Manager Kurt ZimmermanThough he’s now CalTrout’s Southern California region manager, Kurt Zimmerman is a former federal prosecutor, and he clearly means business when it comes to…
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After Two Dry Months, California’s Waterpack Swings From Feast To Famine
Read more →: After Two Dry Months, California’s Waterpack Swings From Feast To FamineA warm early winter storm and record-setting Holiday snowfall put California’s snowpack at 150% of normal at the turn of the year, but the…