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SUMMARY:Baduwa’t Estuary Plant ‘N Pull
DESCRIPTION:Join the Baduwa’t Estuary Plant ‘N Pull at the Mad River Trail in McKinleyville on Sunday March 30th\, to help restore critical salmon habitat. Rain or shine\, we’ll spend a few hours planting trees\, removing invasive plants\, and connecting with our local environment and neighbors! The event is hosted by California Conservation Corps Watershed Stewards Program in Partnership with CalTrout\, Americorp\, and McKinleyville Community Services District. \nIf you’re still not convinced\, we’re offering FREE food! \nWhere: Mad River Trail in McKinleyville\, at the corner of Ocean Ave and School Rd  (Google Maps Link) \nDate and time: Sunday\, March 30th\, 2025; 10am – 2pm \nPrice: FREE \nWhat to Bring: Rain boots\, water bottle\, rain gear\, hat\, sunscreen \nPlease RSVP HERE! \n+++
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/baduwat-estuary-plant-n-pull/
LOCATION:Mad River Trail\, McKinleyville\, California\, 95519\, United States
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SUMMARY:Southern Steelhead Spotting Event
DESCRIPTION:Join CalTrout and MCB Camp Pendleton to learn about and try to spot Southern California’s iconic but endangered salmonid! The event will kick off by discussing what make Southern steelhead so incredible. We’ll then head down to San Mateo Creek to see if we can spot any heading upstream\, now that the lagoon berm is breached. Two members of CalTrout’s South Coast team will be leading – Nate Yancheff and Alix Martin. \nWhere: San Mateo Creek / Trestles Wetland Preserve (RSVP for the precise location) \nDate and time: Wednesday\, March 26th\, 2025; 9:30am – 1:30pm \nPrice: FREE \nWhat to Bring: Hiking shoes\, sun protection\, plenty of water\, snacks\, lunch \nPlease RSVP HERE! \n+++
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/southern-steelhead-spotting-event/
LOCATION:San Mateo Creek / Trestles Wetland Preserve (rsvp for the precise location)\, San Diego\, CA\, United States
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SUMMARY:Save Santa Barbara Steelhead Town Hall Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Join the Save Santa Barbara Steelhead free public townhall at the Lobero Theatre on Sunday March 9th\, to learn what is happening with this endangered species\, hosted by Santa Barbara Flyfishers. Expert speakers will discuss the historical significance\, present condition\, and future plans to restore its local spawning habitat. CalTrout’s Senior South Coast Project Manager\, Russell Marlow\, will be there to discuss why our actions now are critical to preventing extinction. \nThe Grace Fisher Foundation will be also present on the Lobero Esplanade from 11am – 4pm featuring art for sale\, and an interactive community art project celebrating the conservation of the endangered Southern California steelhead. \nWhere: Lobero Theatre (Google Maps Link) \nDate and time: Sunday\, March 9\, 2025; 1pm-3pm \nPrice: FREE \nPlease RSVP  HERE! \n+++
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/save-santa-barbara-steelhead-town-hall-meeting/
LOCATION:Lobero Theatre\, 33 E. Canon Perdido St.\, Santa Barbara\, 93101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Pleasanton Fly Fishing Show
DESCRIPTION:CalTrout will be tabling at one of our favorite fishy events of the year – the Pleasanton Fly Fishing Show! Join us for a weekend full of exciting vendors\, free fly fishing lessons\, celebrity talks\, and more! We will be there all three days with information about our projects\, swag\, and a chance to renew your membership in person. See you there!  \nWhere: Alameda County Fairgrounds (Google Maps Link) \nDate and time: \n\nFriday\, February 28\, 2025: 10am-6pm\nSaturday\, March 1\, 2025: 9am-5:30pm\nSunday\, March 2: 9am-4:30pm\n\nPrice (cash only at gate): \nAdult\n\n\nOne-Day Pass: $20\nTwo-Day Pass: $35\nThree-Day Pass: $45\n\n\nChildren\n\n\n5 & Under: Free\n6-12: $5\n\nMILITARY/SCOUTS\n\n\nScouts under 16 in uniform: Free\nMilitary with ID: $12\n\n\n\nPlease purchase tickets directly through The Fly Fishing Show’s website HERE! \n+++
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/pleasanton-fly-fishing-show/
LOCATION:Alameda County Fairgrounds\, 2005 Valley Avenue\, Pleasanton\, CA\, 94588\, United States
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241208
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SUMMARY:Trinity Steelhead Fishing Trip
DESCRIPTION:Join California Trout and other conservationist anglers to fish a two-day slot on the Trinity River\, one of California’s most scenic and rewarding fly fishing rivers. Home to resident Rainbow Trout\, the Trinity River is known for its phenomenal returns of half-pound and adult steelhead. Stay riverside at the Strawhouse Lodge where gourmet meals are prepared by lodge owners. \nWarm accommodations\, gourmet meals\, world-class fly fishing\, and expert guiding will make this trip the highlight of your angling season. \nIf you haven’t fished with us before\, feel free to reach out to learn more.  \nWhen: \nSession 1: December 3\, 2024 – December 5\, 2024  \nSession 2: December 5\, 2024 – December 7\, 2024  \nWhere: \nStrawhouse Lodge\, Trinity River\, CA  \nCost: \n$1\,500
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/trinity-steelhead-fishing-trip/
LOCATION:Strawhouse Lodge\, 31301 STATE HWY 299\, JUNCTION CITY\, 96048\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241117T090000
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SUMMARY:Alameda Creek Watershed Restoration Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join our terrific partner\, the Alameda Creek Alliance (ACA)\, for a for a van-based tour of Alameda Creek fish restoration projects! \nJeff Miller\, ACA Director\, and Steven Cochrane\, volunteer coordinator\, will lead the full-day watershed tour from the flood control channel and new fish ladders in the lower creek\, to Little Yosemite in Sunol Regional Wilderness along upper Alameda Creek. CalTrout’s Claire Buhanan will also be speaking at the event.  \nJeff will have copies of his new book\, Bay Area Wildlife: An Irreverent Guide\, to be published by Heyday books next month. \nPlease plan to bring a lunch and water bottle. There will be some walking required: one mile on level pavement at the lower fish ladder; two miles round-trip on a dirt fire road to Little Yosemite. There will be a small donation requested to support with transportation costs. \nExcited to kick off the holiday season together! \nWhere: Multi-spot van-tour around along Alameda Creek: begins at Fremont  \nWhen: Sunday\, November 17\, 2024 \nTime: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM \nPlease RSVP by emailing jeff@alamedacreek.org\, or reach out to him with any questions! \n+++ \nTour Itinerary:  \n9:00 – Start at Niles Community Park. At 9:10 we will walk down to the BART weir (a little over 1 mile walking round trip\, level trail).\n9:30 – ACWD staff will meet us for a fish ladder tour\n11:00 – Drive to Sunol\n11:30 – Visit Sunol Water Temple and site of the soon-to-be-finished Watershed Center. A fisheries biologist from the SFPUC will meet us there and speak about fish monitoring. This is our lunch stop (please bring your own!) and bathrooms.\n12:30 – Visit the PG&E fish passage project site in Sunol Valley. We (CalTrout) will meet you there and talk about the project.\n2:00 – Drive to Sunol Regional Wilderness. An East Bay Parks naturalist will meet us at the Visitor Center. Then a short drive to the parking area\, where an East Bay Parks fisheries biologist will meet us. Then a two-mile round trip (slightly uphill\, on a fire road) hike to Little Yosemite. \n3:30 – Return to Fremont\n4:00 – End at Niles Community Park
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/alameda-creek-watershed-restoration-tour/
LOCATION:Niles Community Park\, 37671 3rd St\, Fremont\, CA\, 94536\, United States
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Exploring the Connections Between Fish Movement and Our Communities
DESCRIPTION:Billions of animals migrate every year. Ever wonder why fish migrate? \nJoin CalTrout for a webinar exploring why salmonids migrate in California\, and the impacts of this journey on local ecosystems throughout history and today. Learn how modern tracking methods have revolutionized our understanding of fish movement\, and why this data is essential for conservation success. Get real-time insights from the historic Klamath River dam removal project – the largest river restoration effort in U.S. history – and discover how monitoring efforts are proving crucial to its success. Through compelling case studies\, our experts will demonstrate how the simple act of tracking fish movement has transformed watershed restoration across the state and why Migration Matters! \nPerfect for conservation professionals\, outdoor enthusiasts\, and anyone curious about California’s aquatic ecosystems. This webinar connects the dots between fish behavior\, scientific monitoring\, and the future of our rivers. \nSpeakers: \n\nJacob Katz Ph.D.\, Senior Scientist\, California Trout\nJames Whelan\, Klamath River Project Manager\, California Trout\nSandra Jacobson Ph.D.\, South Coast & Sierra Headwaters Regional Director\, California Trout\n\nWhere: Virtual  \nWhen: Friday\, November 15\, 2024 \nTime: 11:00 AM -12:00 PM PT \nRegister here!
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/migration-matters-exploring-the-connections-between-fish-movement-and-our-communities/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241112T110000
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SUMMARY:Patagonia Catch and Release Film Tour
DESCRIPTION:Join the “Catch & Release” tour for a night of surf-rock\, short films and saving steelhead trout in Ventura or Santa Monica!  \nHosted by Patagonia\, this event will feature CalTrout ambassadors and SoCal fly fishing musicians Rebecca Ramirez & Bernard Yin aka “Par Avion!” and Patagonia Alpine ambassador Timmy O’Neill on drums. CalTrout team members will also be attending and chatting about CalTrout’s projects. \nEnjoy snacks\, drinks\, live music\, as well as screenings of the short films\, Don’t Doubt the Trout and Soundscape\, followed by Q&A’s with the above filmmakers and fish conservationists.  \nVentura Patagonia Location: \nWhere: 235 West Santa Clara Street\, Ventura\, CA 93001 \nDate: Tuesday\, Nov. 12 \nTime: Doors open at 6:30 PM PST; screening begins at 7 PM \nRegister here! \nSanta Monica Patagonia Location \nWhere: 1345 3rd St\, Santa Monica\, CA 90401 \nDate: Thursday\, Nov. 14 \nTime: Doors open at 6:30 PM PST; screening begins at 7 PM \nRegister here! \nLaguna Beach; Coast Film Festival \nWhere:650 Laguna Canyon Road\, Laguna Beach\, CA 92651 \nDate: Saturday\, Nov. 16 \nTime: Film at 5:00 PM PST; live performance at 5:00 PM \nRegister here! \nOjai Deer Lodge – Benefit for The Ojai Valley Land Conservancy & Surfrider Foundation’s Matilijia Coalition \nWhere:2261 Maricopa Hwy\, Ojai\, CA 93023 \nDate: Sunday\, Nov. 17 \nTime: Doors open at 7:00 PM PST; live performance at 8:00 PM \nTickets sold at the door! \nSanta Cruz Patagonia Location \nWhere: 415 River Street Suite C. Santa Cruz\, CA\, 95060 \nDate: Monday\, Nov. 18 \nTime: 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM \nRegister here! \nPalo Alto Patagonia Location \nWhere: 525 Alma Street\, Palo Alto\, CA\, 94301 \nDate: Tuesday\, Nov. 19 \nTime: 6:00 PM  \nRegister here! \nTahoe Gear Lab \nWhere:183 Hwy 50\, Glenbrook\, NV 89413 \nDate: Thursday\, Nov. 21 \nTime: 5:30 PM 
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/patagonia-catch-and-release-film-tour/
LOCATION:Ventura and Santa Monica\, United States
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SUMMARY:Sausal Creek Salmon Stroll
DESCRIPTION:Join CalTrout’s urban stream stroll in Oakland to discover why migration matters! \nIn just one hour\, you’ll discover the fascinating migration journey of Bay Area salmon and how we help protect them. Don’t miss this chance to connect with nature and the fish living in your backyard. All ages welcome. \nCan’t wait to see you there! \nWhere: Dimond Park; meet us at the Scout Hut (Map of Park) \nWhen: Sunday\, November 10\, 2024 \nTime: 11:00 AM -12:00 PM (check-in begins at 10:30 AM) \nRegister here!
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/sausal-creek-salmon-stroll/
LOCATION:Dimond Park\, 3860 Hanly Rd.\, Oakland\, CA\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241102T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241102T150000
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SUMMARY:The Nature Education Foundation Family Wildlife Day
DESCRIPTION:Come hangout with The Nature Education Foundation and CalTrout at Family Wildlife Day! \nHosted by The Nature Education Foundation at the Santa Rosa Plateau\, Family Wildlife Day is a perfect event for the whole family. You can expect exciting critters\, birds of prey\, four-legged protected animals\, nature activities\, nature education resources\, and more. Whether you’re a teacher\, parent\, child\, or just general lover of the natural world\, we can guarantee a day of fun and education. Nate Yancheff\, CalTrout’s South Coast Project Coordinator\, will also be showcasing our work in SoCal and highlight our plans for San Mateo Creek invasive remediation. \nTickets are free to children up until 17 with an advanced ticket purchase. Free tickets are limited so secure your spot quickly! \nWhere: Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve\, 39400 Clinton Keith Rd. Murrieta CA (Google maps) \nWhen: Saturday\, November 2\, 2024 \nTime: 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM \nTicket price: \nAdvance purchase: \n\nChildren (2-17): Free\nChildren under 2: Free\nAdults (18 and older): $15\n\nDay-of-event/on site: \n\nChildren (2-17): $5\nChildren under 2: Free\nAdults (18 and older): $15\nVeterans and Active Duty with Military ID: Free\n\nRegister for tickets here!
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/the-nature-education-foundation-family-wildlife-day/
LOCATION:Santa Rosa Plateau Ecological Reserve\, 39400 Clinton Keith Rd.\, Murrieta\, CA\, 92562\, United States
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241022
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SUMMARY:Five Rivers Challenge 2024
DESCRIPTION:The most fun fly fishing event in California returns to the renowned wild trout waters of Northern California: The Pit River\, Fall River\, McCloud River\, Upper Sacramento River\, and Hat Creek. Test your angling skills while fishing some of the most remarkable wild trout waters in California\, all while benefiting CalTrout and local conservation projects. \nThe Contest:\nYou and your teammate will fish each wild trout designated section of river over three days.  Go for most fish. The biggest fish. The grand total in inches of fish from all rivers. Or\, the total from a single river. Whatever your strategy\, it’s a unique challenge and there are great prizes to be awarded in each category. \nWhen: October 17 – October 21\, 2024 \nWhere: Circle 7 Ranch\, Fall River\, CA \nCost: $6\,000 per team \nIncludes four nights of meals and accommodations at Circle 7 Ranch\, three days of guides\, lunches\, contest tee shirt\, gift bag\, and photography and videography by renowned photographer Val Atkinson and Patagonia Ambassador Michael Wier. $3\,000 ($1\,500 per person) of fee is a tax-deductible contribution to California Trout.  No refunds after Sept 1\, 2024 unless registered participants find a substitute team. \nEntries are limited to eight teams. \nFor more about the event including rules and registration information\, visit www.caltrout.org/5-rivers-challenge/
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/five-rivers-challenge-2024-2/
LOCATION:Circle 7 Ranch\, 27663 Island Rd\, Fall River Mills\, CA\, 96028\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20241005T120000
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SUMMARY:The Great LA River CleanUp – North Atwater Park Site
DESCRIPTION:Join CalTrout at North Atwater Park for The Great LA River CleanUp! \nWe are excited to come together with Friends of the LA River and community to care for this incredible watershed that cares for us\, and we can’t do it alone. Over the last 34 years\, volunteers like you have collectively prevented over 1.6 million pounds of debris from harming local habitat or flowing out into the Pacific Ocean and on October 5th\, we’re putting on our gloves\, grabbing our trash bags\, and getting back to work. \nWe dream of a day where Southern steelhead can once again run up the LA river – while we wait let’s put our weight behind tending this hardworking watershed. All ages are welcome and gear will be provided – CalTrout is sponsoring the North Atwater Park site\, see you there! \nWhere: North Atwater Park (Google Maps link); 3900 Chevy Chase Drive Los Angeles\, CA 90039 \nWhen: Saturday\, October 5\, 2024 \nTime: \nShift 1: 8:00 AM -9:30 AM \nShift 2: 10:30 AM -12:00 PM (CalTrout staff will be at this shift!) \nRegister here! \nLearn more about The Great LA River CleanUp here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/the-great-la-river-cleanup-north-atwater-park-site/
LOCATION:North Atwater Park\, 3900\, Chevy Chase Drive\, Los Angeles\, 90039\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241008
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SUMMARY:Bollibokka Fishing Trip
DESCRIPTION:Join California Trout at Bollibokka\, a private fishing club on the McCloud River. The Bollibokka Club surrounds more than 3\,000 acres\, where the majestic McCloud River tumbles through beautiful\, rugged mountain terrain and some of the finest fly fishing water on the continent. Fish the McCloud with local guides through seven private miles of some of the best angling in the nation. This section of the McCloud is comprised of deep pools\, riffles\, and pocket water all full of wild rainbow and brown trout ranging from 6 inches to over 6 pounds.  \nBollibokka’s 1920’s-era Clubhouse has five bedrooms and is adjoined by the Log Cabin (circa 1860) which houses the historic dining room and fully-equipped\, country kitchen. Across the rolling lawn is the Rock House perched at the edge of the river\, featuring 2 bedrooms\, a kitchen\, dining area\, and living room. An extensive and well-maintained trail system along the entire river\, with side trails providing easy access to many of the best pools and riffles. \nIf you haven’t fished with us before\, feel free to contact us to learn more.  \nWhen: \nSession 1: October 2\, 2024 – October 4\, 2024 *two nights and two full days of guided fishing \nSession 2: October 4\, 2024 – October 7\, 2024 *three nights and two full days of guided fishing\, option to fish independently on the fourth day \nWhere: \nBollibokka Club\, McCloud River\, CA  \nCost: \nSession 1: $1\,750 \nSession 2: $2\,000
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/bollibokka-fishing-trip/
LOCATION:Bollibokka\, Lakehead\, CA\, 96051\, United States
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241006
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities on Slinkard Creek (October 2nd-5th)
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Eastern Sierra \nDo you have a passion for native trout\, the eastern Sierra\, camping and working outdoors? CalTrout is looking for volunteers to assist with field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This is a super unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fish sampling methods\, data collection\, and applied fisheries management and restoration. \nThis opportunity would be excellent for: \n\nStudents in fisheries programs who are looking to gain experience or electrofishing hours\nEarly career restoration practitioners interested in getting more hands-on experience\nAnyone who loves being outdoors and is excited about having a direct positive impact in critical habitat restoration\n\nAbout the project \nThis project involves field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra\, assisting CalTrout on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This project involves the use of a novel dewatering technique\, properly utilizing electrofishing backpacks\, and identifying native fish from the Walker River Basin including Lahontan Cutthroat trout (LCT) and non-native trout like Brook trout. This is a non-native trout removal project\, which means that non-native fish will be culled from the system for the restoration of native trout and fish like LCT. Slinkard Creek offers up a diverse and picturesque ecosystem along the high deserts of the Eastern Sierra. \nVolunteers will be joining our hitch crews for 4 days of remote camping to conduct field work near the Walker Basin in Mono County. This opportunity requires a high level of comfort and resilience in the outdoors\, with long days spent in the field in exposed terrain and camping at night. We are looking for volunteers who can carry up to 40 lbs. while working in remote rugged terrain. Volunteers need to provide their own camping supplies and food\, although we’re happy to help procure extra gear that you might need.  \nWe believe that community stewardship supports well-tended landscapes\, and we’re excited to include our community in these meaningful opportunities! We’re excited to offer opportunities that get hands in the water and eyes on fish.  \nWe’re looking for up to three volunteers per hitch – help us spread the word\, or grab your friends and join us. See you in the field! \nDates: \nAugust 7-10\nAugust 21–24\nSeptember 4–7\nSeptember 18–21\nOctober 2-5 \nFor more information\, or to sign up to join us for this opportunity email Sierra Project Manager Marrina Nation mnation@www.caltrout.org. In your email please include the dates you’re interested in\, information about any experience you might have with fieldwork (not required)\, and your comfort level with working in rough terrain and camping in remote settings.  \nLearn more about CalTrout’s work for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-opportunities-on-slinkard-creek-october-2nd-5th/
LOCATION:Slinkard Creek\, CA-89\, Coleville\, 96107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240921T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240921T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240913T211538Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240916T233324Z
UID:48374-1726909200-1726920000@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Coastal Cleanup Day in LA County
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate Coastal Cleanup Day with CalTrout in LA County! \nThe Malibu Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project is partnering with Heal the Bay and Four Seasons Hotels Westlake Village to lead a Malibu Creek State Park inland cleanup. Los Angeles’ Coastal Cleanup Day recruits an average of 7600 volunteers annually to remove 2 million pounds of trash from inland and coastal waterways throughout LA County. We’ll be at the Malibu Creek location\, but if that’s not convenient\, there are more than 60+ cleanup sites throughout the county for you to choose from. \nJoin Malibu Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project and Four Seasons Westlake for a fall morning along scenic Malibu Creek to help keep our outdoor spaces litter free. Recruit your friends and family too and make an impact with us on September 21! \nWhere:  \nMalibu Creek State Park (Google Maps link); 1925 Las Virgenes Road\, Calabasas\, CA 91302 \nWhen: Saturday\, September 21\, 2024 \nTime: 9:00 AM -12:00 PM \nSupplies: Please\, if you have them\, bring a BUCKET\, GLOVES\, and a REUSABLE WATER BOTTLE as sites may reach maximum capacity and supplies could run low! \nRegister here! \nLearn more about Coastal Clean Up Day 2024 here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/coastal-cleanup-day-in-la-county/
LOCATION:Malibu Creek State Park\, 1925 Las Virgenes Road\, Calabasas\, CA\, 91302\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240918
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240922
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240729T204041Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240729T204041Z
UID:48177-1726617600-1726963199@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities on Slinkard Creek (September 18th-21st)
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Eastern Sierra \nDo you have a passion for native trout\, the eastern Sierra\, camping and working outdoors? CalTrout is looking for volunteers to assist with field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This is a super unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fish sampling methods\, data collection\, and applied fisheries management and restoration. \nThis opportunity would be excellent for: \n\nStudents in fisheries programs who are looking to gain experience or electrofishing hours\nEarly career restoration practitioners interested in getting more hands-on experience\nAnyone who loves being outdoors and is excited about having a direct positive impact in critical habitat restoration\n\nAbout the project \nThis project involves field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra\, assisting CalTrout on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This project involves the use of a novel dewatering technique\, properly utilizing electrofishing backpacks\, and identifying native fish from the Walker River Basin including Lahontan Cutthroat trout (LCT) and non-native trout like Brook trout. This is a non-native trout removal project\, which means that non-native fish will be culled from the system for the restoration of native trout and fish like LCT. Slinkard Creek offers up a diverse and picturesque ecosystem along the high deserts of the Eastern Sierra. \nVolunteers will be joining our hitch crews for 4 days of remote camping to conduct field work near the Walker Basin in Mono County. This opportunity requires a high level of comfort and resilience in the outdoors\, with long days spent in the field in exposed terrain and camping at night. We are looking for volunteers who can carry up to 40 lbs. while working in remote rugged terrain. Volunteers need to provide their own camping supplies and food\, although we’re happy to help procure extra gear that you might need.  \nWe believe that community stewardship supports well-tended landscapes\, and we’re excited to include our community in these meaningful opportunities! We’re excited to offer opportunities that get hands in the water and eyes on fish.  \nWe’re looking for up to three volunteers per hitch – help us spread the word\, or grab your friends and join us. See you in the field! \nDates: \nAugust 7-10\nAugust 21–24\nSeptember 4–7\nSeptember 18–21\nOctober 2-5 \nFor more information\, or to sign up to join us for this opportunity email Sierra Project Manager Marrina Nation mnation@www.caltrout.org. In your email please include the dates you’re interested in\, information about any experience you might have with fieldwork (not required)\, and your comfort level with working in rough terrain and camping in remote settings.  \nLearn more about CalTrout’s work for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-opportunities-on-slinkard-creek-september-18th-21st/
LOCATION:Slinkard Creek\, CA-89\, Coleville\, 96107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240914
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240916
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240910T014823Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240910T014823Z
UID:48349-1726272000-1726444799@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Celine’s Fly Gal Weekend by Southern Sierra Fly Fishers
DESCRIPTION:Join Southern Sierra Fly Fishers for its seventh Annual Women’s Fly Fishing Clinic!  \nThis event – renamed Celine’s Fly Gals Weekend – is a place for women club members to meet other women who fly fish or are interested in learning. You’ll have the chance to learn how to fly fish\, meet fellow fishing enthusiasts\, get expert tips on gear\, spend time on the water\, practice yoga\, win prizes\, and more. As a special highlight\, our Sierra Headwaters team members\, Marrina Nation and Lindsay Britton\, will be leading  a workshop on meadow restoration\, conservation\, and fisheries recovery. \nClasses are open to all women – membership is not required. \nWhen: Saturday\, September 14 – Sunday\, September 15 2024 \nWhere: \nSaturday: Rivernook Campground (Google Maps link) \nSunday: Kern River Fly Shop (Google Maps link) \nTime: \nSaturday: 7:00 am sign in  \nSunday: 8:00 am \nDetails: \nSaturday: \n\nThe class is geared towards women who are interested in learning about fly fishing\, specifically those who are just beginning or have never fly fished.\nWe have an amazing line up of instructors from all over California to teach the class.\nYoga\, casting\, conservation\, fly tying\, entomology\, knots and Toys\, Tools\, & Doodads.\nFree Giveaways and Raffles.\n\nSunday: \n\nThis is an excellent opportunity to apply your newly learned classroom knowledge with actual time on the water.\nA valid California fishing license is required.\nPlease bring your own fly-fishing gear\, if you have some.\nWater shoes or wading shoes recommended.\n\nRegister here! \nLearn more about the event and Southern Sierra Fly Fishers here. \nPhoto creds: Southern Sierra Fly Fishers
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/celines-fly-gal-weekend-by-southern-sierra-fly-fishers/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="Southern Sierra Fly Fishers":MAILTO:ssffclub@ssffclub.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240907T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240907T100000
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240904T173742Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240904T173742Z
UID:48335-1725699600-1725703200@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Biodiversity Day at Malibu Lagoon
DESCRIPTION:Join CalTrout to kick off California Biodiversity Week \nWe are celebrating California’s Biodiversity Day on Sept 7th by welcoming our community out to learn more about the Malibu Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project. In partnership with California State Parks\, CalTrout is working to remove Rindge Dam on Malibu Creek and restore migration access and habitat for critically endangered Southern steelhead.  \nCome along with CalTrout Public Outreach Specialist\, Judi Uthus\, at the Malibu Lagoon for a FREE guided tour. Together\, we will embark on a short walk and talk about the project\, and attendees will learn how to become a community scientist for this project by migrating up and downstream and recording landscape data using fixed photo points. \nWhere: Malibu Lagoon State Beach (Google Maps link); Judi will be on the boardwalk in the front parking lot  \nWhen: Saturday\, September 7\, 2024 \nTime: 9:00am-10:00am. Arrive at 9:00am to hear about the project\, walk the lagoon\, and explore our community science fixed photo points with Judi \nRSVP here! \nIf you are not able to attend the event\, you can still get involved! Become a community scientist and join the Malibu Creek Ecosystem Restoration Project by participating in our Community Science Photo Point Program. How? Visit Malibu Creek\, snap a picture at one of the photo monitoring sites\, and upload it to help us collaboratively build a bigger picture of the watershed.  \nLearn more about our Malibu Creek Community Science Photo Point Program here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/biodiversity-day-at-malibu-lagoon/
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240904
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240908
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240729T203824Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240729T203824Z
UID:48175-1725408000-1725753599@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities on Slinkard Creek (September 4th-7th)
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Eastern Sierra \nDo you have a passion for native trout\, the eastern Sierra\, camping and working outdoors? CalTrout is looking for volunteers to assist with field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This is a super unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fish sampling methods\, data collection\, and applied fisheries management and restoration. \nThis opportunity would be excellent for: \n\nStudents in fisheries programs who are looking to gain experience or electrofishing hours\nEarly career restoration practitioners interested in getting more hands-on experience\nAnyone who loves being outdoors and is excited about having a direct positive impact in critical habitat restoration\n\nAbout the project \nThis project involves field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra\, assisting CalTrout on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This project involves the use of a novel dewatering technique\, properly utilizing electrofishing backpacks\, and identifying native fish from the Walker River Basin including Lahontan Cutthroat trout (LCT) and non-native trout like Brook trout. This is a non-native trout removal project\, which means that non-native fish will be culled from the system for the restoration of native trout and fish like LCT. Slinkard Creek offers up a diverse and picturesque ecosystem along the high deserts of the Eastern Sierra. \nVolunteers will be joining our hitch crews for 4 days of remote camping to conduct field work near the Walker Basin in Mono County. This opportunity requires a high level of comfort and resilience in the outdoors\, with long days spent in the field in exposed terrain and camping at night. We are looking for volunteers who can carry up to 40 lbs. while working in remote rugged terrain. Volunteers need to provide their own camping supplies and food\, although we’re happy to help procure extra gear that you might need.  \nWe believe that community stewardship supports well-tended landscapes\, and we’re excited to include our community in these meaningful opportunities! We’re excited to offer opportunities that get hands in the water and eyes on fish.  \nWe’re looking for up to three volunteers per hitch – help us spread the word\, or grab your friends and join us. See you in the field! \nDates: \nAugust 7-10\nAugust 21–24\nSeptember 4–7\nSeptember 18–21\nOctober 2-5 \nFor more information\, or to sign up to join us for this opportunity email Sierra Project Manager Marrina Nation mnation@www.caltrout.org. In your email please include the dates you’re interested in\, information about any experience you might have with fieldwork (not required)\, and your comfort level with working in rough terrain and camping in remote settings.  \nLearn more about CalTrout’s work for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-opportunities-on-slinkard-creek-september-4th-7th/
LOCATION:Slinkard Creek\, CA-89\, Coleville\, 96107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240821
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240825
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240726T182255Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240729T203640Z
UID:48148-1724198400-1724543999@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities on Slinkard Creek (August 21st-24th)
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Eastern Sierra \nDo you have a passion for native trout\, the eastern Sierra\, camping and working outdoors? CalTrout is looking for volunteers to assist with field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This is a super unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fish sampling methods\, data collection\, and applied fisheries management and restoration. \nThis opportunity would be excellent for: \n\nStudents in fisheries programs who are looking to gain experience or electrofishing hours\nEarly career restoration practitioners interested in getting more hands-on experience\nAnyone who loves being outdoors and is excited about having a direct positive impact in critical habitat restoration\n\nAbout the project \nThis project involves field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra\, assisting CalTrout on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This project involves the use of a novel dewatering technique\, properly utilizing electrofishing backpacks\, and identifying native fish from the Walker River Basin including Lahontan Cutthroat trout (LCT) and non-native trout like Brook trout. This is a non-native trout removal project\, which means that non-native fish will be culled from the system for the restoration of native trout and fish like LCT. Slinkard Creek offers up a diverse and picturesque ecosystem along the high deserts of the Eastern Sierra. \nVolunteers will be joining our hitch crews for 4 days of remote camping to conduct field work near the Walker Basin in Mono County. This opportunity requires a high level of comfort and resilience in the outdoors\, with long days spent in the field in exposed terrain and camping at night. We are looking for volunteers who can carry up to 40 lbs. while working in remote rugged terrain. Volunteers need to provide their own camping supplies and food\, although we’re happy to help procure extra gear that you might need.  \nWe believe that community stewardship supports well-tended landscapes\, and we’re excited to include our community in these meaningful opportunities! We’re excited to offer opportunities that get hands in the water and eyes on fish.  \nWe’re looking for up to three volunteers per hitch – help us spread the word\, or grab your friends and join us. See you in the field! \nDates: \nAugust 7-10\nAugust 21–24\nSeptember 4–7\nSeptember 18–21\nOctober 2-5 \nFor more information\, or to sign up to join us for this opportunity email Sierra Project Manager Marrina Nation mnation@www.caltrout.org. In your email please include the dates you’re interested in\, information about any experience you might have with fieldwork (not required)\, and your comfort level with working in rough terrain and camping in remote settings.  \nLearn more about CalTrout’s work for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-slinkard/
LOCATION:Slinkard Creek\, CA-89\, Coleville\, 96107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240807
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240811
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240729T203452Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240729T203452Z
UID:48176-1722988800-1723334399@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Opportunities on Slinkard Creek (August 7th-10th)
DESCRIPTION:Join us in the Eastern Sierra \nDo you have a passion for native trout\, the eastern Sierra\, camping and working outdoors? CalTrout is looking for volunteers to assist with field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This is a super unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in fish sampling methods\, data collection\, and applied fisheries management and restoration. \nThis opportunity would be excellent for: \n\nStudents in fisheries programs who are looking to gain experience or electrofishing hours\nEarly career restoration practitioners interested in getting more hands-on experience\nAnyone who loves being outdoors and is excited about having a direct positive impact in critical habitat restoration\n\nAbout the project \nThis project involves field-based fisheries work in the eastern Sierra\, assisting CalTrout on a Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery project. This project involves the use of a novel dewatering technique\, properly utilizing electrofishing backpacks\, and identifying native fish from the Walker River Basin including Lahontan Cutthroat trout (LCT) and non-native trout like Brook trout. This is a non-native trout removal project\, which means that non-native fish will be culled from the system for the restoration of native trout and fish like LCT. Slinkard Creek offers up a diverse and picturesque ecosystem along the high deserts of the Eastern Sierra. \nVolunteers will be joining our hitch crews for 4 days of remote camping to conduct field work near the Walker Basin in Mono County. This opportunity requires a high level of comfort and resilience in the outdoors\, with long days spent in the field in exposed terrain and camping at night. We are looking for volunteers who can carry up to 40 lbs. while working in remote rugged terrain. Volunteers need to provide their own camping supplies and food\, although we’re happy to help procure extra gear that you might need.  \nWe believe that community stewardship supports well-tended landscapes\, and we’re excited to include our community in these meaningful opportunities! We’re excited to offer opportunities that get hands in the water and eyes on fish.  \nWe’re looking for up to three volunteers per hitch – help us spread the word\, or grab your friends and join us. See you in the field! \nDates: \nAugust 7-10\nAugust 21–24\nSeptember 4–7\nSeptember 18–21\nOctober 2-5 \nFor more information\, or to sign up to join us for this opportunity email Sierra Project Manager Marrina Nation mnation@www.caltrout.org. In your email please include the dates you’re interested in\, information about any experience you might have with fieldwork (not required)\, and your comfort level with working in rough terrain and camping in remote settings.  \nLearn more about CalTrout’s work for Lahontan Cutthroat Trout recovery here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-opportunities-on-slinkard-creek-august-7th-10th/
LOCATION:Slinkard Creek\, CA-89\, Coleville\, 96107\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240803T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240803T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240620T232148Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240710T145251Z
UID:47984-1722675600-1722686400@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Day at Lhiwetgut along the Baduwa’t (August 3)
DESCRIPTION:Join the stewardship work days with CalTrout! Volunteer with us and become a steward of the Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t. We believe that a healthy landscape is one that people are tending – and these actions create a healthy community. \nHow You Can Participate: \nGet to know this site and get to work! Explore the site with CalTrout’s team and discover what we can all do to help shape a thriving ecological system. \n\nDress to get dirty – long pants\, long sleeves\, boots and gloves\nSome tools provided – feel free to bring your own as well\n\nEvent Dates (9 am – 12 pm) \n\nJune 22nd\nJuly 6th\nJuly 20th\nAugust 3rd\n\nMeeting Location: At the intersection of School Road & Ocean Drive in McKinleyville\, CA \nEach day will have a different shared learning experience. Help us spread the word\, and encourage others to join our stewardship days initiative to tend to and care for the Baduwa’t site! \nFor more information: email Ashley Shannon ashannon @ www.caltrout.org \nLearn more about CalTrout’s recently completed restoraton project at Baduwa’t here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-day-at-lhiwetgut-along-the-baduwat-august-3/
LOCATION:Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t\, 500-538 School Rd\, McKinleyville\, 95519\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240727T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240727T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240627T234103Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240627T234234Z
UID:48014-1722070800-1722081600@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Alameda Creek Clean-Up
DESCRIPTION:Join the Alameda County Clean Water Program & California Trout for a day of stewardship along Alameda Creek. \nWith the Clean Water Program\, East Bay Parks District and other partners we’re going to clean up trash\, pull invasive plants\, and discuss habitat restoration and barrier removal efforts benefitting fish and people along the creek! \nThis event is open to all ages. All children need to be under supervision of a guardian at all times. \nEvent Details: \nWhen/ Saturday\, July 27\, 2024\, 9am-12pm\nWhere/ Niles Canyon Staging Area; Old Canyon Rd.\, Fremont\, CA 945536 \n—————- \nThere is limited parking in the Niles Canyon Staging Area parking lot\, and abundant parking along Old Canyon Rd. adjacent to the staging area.  \nAll trash-picking and plant-pulling supplies will be provided\, but you are welcome to bring your own if you wish! \nPlease do bring: \n\nSun protection (hat\, sunglasses\, SPF)\nA filled reusable water bottle \nComfortable\, closed-toe shoes\nLong sleeves & pants\nSnacks (optional)\nHand sanitizer (optional) \n\nRestroom facilities are ADA-accessible portapotties.  \nRSVPs required – click the button at the top of the page to fill out the form! \nAll participants will be required to complete a liability waiver. We will send you one digitally before the event\, and there will be copies available at the event.  \nLearn more about California Trout’s work removing fish barriers on Alameda Creek.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/alameda-creek-clean-up/
LOCATION:Niles Canyon Staging Area\, Niles Staging Area\, Fremont\, 94536\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240720T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240720T120000
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240620T232031Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240710T145139Z
UID:47983-1721466000-1721476800@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Volunteer Day at Lhiwetgut along the Baduwa’t (July 20)
DESCRIPTION:Join the stewardship work days with CalTrout! Volunteer with us and become a steward of the Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t. We believe that a healthy landscape is one that people are tending – and these actions create a healthy community. \nHow You Can Participate: \nGet to know this site and get to work! Explore the site with CalTrout’s team and discover what we can all do to help shape a thriving ecological system. \n\nDress to get dirty – long pants\, long sleeves\, boots and gloves\nSome tools provided – feel free to bring your own as well\n\nEvent Dates (9 am – 12 pm) \n\nJune 22nd\nJuly 6th\nJuly 20th\nAugust 3rd\n\nMeeting Location: At the intersection of School Road & Ocean Drive in McKinleyville\, CA \nEach day will have a different shared learning experience. Help us spread the word\, and encourage others to join our stewardship days initiative to tend to and care for the Baduwa’t site! \nFor more information: email Ashley Shannon ashannon @ www.caltrout.org \nLearn more about CalTrout’s recently completed restoraton project at Baduwa’t here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-day-at-lhiwetgut-along-the-baduwat-july-20/
LOCATION:Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t\, 500-538 School Rd\, McKinleyville\, 95519\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240901
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
CREATED:20240709T184913Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250710T053303Z
UID:48063-1721433600-1725148799@caltrout.org
SUMMARY:Eel River Pikeminnow Fishing Derby
DESCRIPTION:Sacramento pikeminnow are a native fish to California but were introduced to the Eel River watershed in the 1970s and can have a significant impact on native fish populations. Therefore\, suppression of Sacramento pikeminnow in the Eel River is a tool managers can use to aid in the conservation of our native fishes. CalTrout\, TRIB Research\, Wiyot Tribe\, Bureau of Land Management\, and Stillwater Sciences are hosting an Eel River Pikeminnow Fishing Derby to aid in pikeminnow suppression efforts. This derby gives cash prize awards up to $400 to anglers who want to enjoy sport fishing for Eel River pikeminnow while simultaneously helping our native fish populations. \nHow You Can Participate: \nTo enter into the contest you must provide a valid (Google) email address and upload a photo of your fish. Thanks for participating and doing your part to protect native fishes in the Eel River. Winners will receive exciting prizes! Here are the prize categories: \n\nMost pikeminnow (greater than 6 inches) removed over the duration of the contest. Prizes: $150\, $100\, and $50.\nMost pikeminnow (greater than 12 inches) removed over the duration of the contest. MUST include tape measure in photo. Prizes: $400\, $200\, and $100.\nBiggest fish (length). MUST include tape measure in photo. Prizes: $350\, $150\, and $100.\nDrawing for anyone that entered a pikeminnow in the contest. Prizes: 8 winners at $50 each.\n\nContest Rules: \n\n\nSubmit entries using one email address. All entries at the end of the contest for the “most pikeminnow…” will be tallied by participant name.\nIndividual contestants can win no more than one prize category\nCheating or falsification of entries will result in automatic disqualification\nContestants must follow all CDFW fishing regulations\, including no bait\, barbless artificial lures only. Single barbless hooks are recommended for all manners of effort including\, fly\, and artificial lures.\nThis derby includes all waters open to angling on the South Fork Eel River downstream of Humboldt County line to the confluence with the mainstem and the mainstem Eel from the confluence with the South Fork Eel to the mouth of the Van Duzen.\n\n\nFishing Regulations & Rules: \n\n\nEel River regulations currently state there is no bag limit on pikeminnow. Retention of salmonids is strictly prohibited.\nStrict compliance with Fish and Game Code Section 1.87: WASTE OF FISH; it is unlawful to cause or permit any deterioration or waste of any fish taken in the waters of this state.\nSuggestions for fish use: consumption\, gardening fertilizer\, crab bait\, or research. Fish to be donated for research purposes can be dropped off in the cooler at Dimmick Road\, Highway 271\, Piercy\, CA or at the Wiyot Tribal Office during business hours.\nProhibited actions: Throwing fish on the bank or into the river\, any blatant waste of fish.\nAny violation of Fish and Game Code Section 1.87 will be subject to law enforcement prosecution\n\n\nFor more information: Click here or email Matt Metheny mmetheny @ www.caltrout.org. \nLearn more about CalTrout’s efforts to suppress pikeminnow here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/eel-river-pikeminnow-fishing-derby/
LOCATION:Eel River\, all waters open to angling on the South Fork Eel River downstream of the Humboldt County line to the confluence with the mainstem. The mainstem Eel from Dos Rios to the mouth of the Van Duzen. The Van Duzen from Grizzly Creek to the mouth of the Van Duzen.
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ORGANIZER;CN="California Trout":MAILTO:info@www.caltrout.org
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SUMMARY:C.A.S.T. for Kids – Westlake Village presented by Pacific SeafoodKids
DESCRIPTION:The C.A.S.T. for Kids Foundation is hosting a fishing event for children with disabilities and they need your help! The organization enriches the lives of these children\, supports their families\, and strengthens communities by hosting fishing events in local communities. \nEach child will receive their own rod & reed\, tackle box\, t-shirt\, and hat. After the fishing is completed\, we will celebrate the children during a special lunch awards ceremony where each child is honored and given an award plaque. \nHow can you get involved? \nThrough your involvement\, you are part of the movement to help children with special needs enjoy a special day of fishing and boating.  \nVolunteer: \n\nEvent set-up/clean-up\nRegistration/attendance\nRod/reel/tackle prep\nFishing with children\nPrep & serve lunch\nAnd more!\n\nSponsor: \n\n$8\,000 – Local Hero\n$4\,000 – Gold Sponsorship\n$2\,000 – Silver Sponsorship\n$1\,000 – Bronze Sponsorship\n\nHave your company name printed on event t-shirts starting at only $300! \nDeadline to be listed on an event t-shirt: June 7\, 2024 \nDonate: \nContribute any amount to a great cause here! \nDate: July 13\, 2024 \nTime: Volunteers arrive at 8:00am\, event is from 9:00am – 1:00pm \nWhere: The Landing (on Westlake Lake)\, W 32123 Lindero Canyon Road #109 Westlake Village\, CA 91361 \nFor more details about how to to volunteer\, sponsor or donate\, visit: https://castforkids.org/event/westlakevillage/ or reach out to event coordinator: Thomas Boyd (805-795-8003 or westlakevillage@castforkids.org) 
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/c-a-s-t-for-kids-westlake-village-presented-by-pacific-seafoodkids/
LOCATION:Bollibokka\, Lakehead\, CA\, 96051\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="The C.A.S.T for Kids Foundation":MAILTO:westlakevillage@castforkids.org
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Day at Lhiwetgut along the Baduwa’t (July 6)
DESCRIPTION:Join the stewardship work days with CalTrout! Volunteer with us and become a steward of the Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t. We believe that a healthy landscape is one that people are tending – and these actions create a healthy community. \nHow You Can Participate: \nGet to know this site and get to work! Explore the site with CalTrout’s team and discover what we can all do to help shape a thriving ecological system. \n\nDress to get dirty – long pants\, long sleeves\, boots and gloves\nSome tools provided – feel free to bring your own as well\n\nEvent Dates (9 am – 12 pm) \n\nJune 22nd\nJuly 6th\nJuly 20th\nAugust 3rd\n\nMeeting Location: At the intersection of School Road & Ocean Drive in McKinleyville\, CA \nEach day will have a different shared learning experience. Help us spread the word\, and encourage others to join our stewardship days initiative to tend to and care for the Baduwa’t site! \nFor more information: email Ashley Shannon ashannon @ www.caltrout.org \nLearn more about CalTrout’s recently completed restoraton project at Baduwa’t here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-day-at-lhiwetgut-along-the-baduwat-july-6/
LOCATION:Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t\, 500-538 School Rd\, McKinleyville\, 95519\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240622T090000
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SUMMARY:Volunteer Day at Lhiwetgut along the Baduwa’t (June 22)
DESCRIPTION:Join the stewardship work days with CalTrout! Volunteer with us and become a steward of the Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t. We believe that a healthy landscape is one that people are tending – and these actions create a healthy community. \nHow You Can Participate: \nGet to know this site and get to work! Explore the site with CalTrout’s team and discover what we can all do to help shape a thriving ecological system. \n\nDress to get dirty – long pants\, long sleeves\, boots and gloves\nSome tools provided – feel free to bring your own as well\n\nEvent Dates (9 am – 12 pm) \n\nJune 22nd\nJuly 6th\nJuly 20th\nAugust 3rd\n\nMeeting Location: At the intersection of School Road & Ocean Drive in McKinleyville\, CA \nEach day will have a different shared learning experience. Help us spread the word\, and encourage others to join our stewardship days initiative to tend to and care for the Baduwa’t site! \nFor more information: email Ashley Shannon ashannon @ www.caltrout.org \nLearn more about CalTrout’s recently completed restoraton project at Baduwa’t here.
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/volunteer-day-at-lhiwetgut-along-the-baduwat/
LOCATION:Lhiwetgut site along the Baduwa’t\, 500-538 School Rd\, McKinleyville\, 95519\, United States
CATEGORIES:Volunteer
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240614T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240614T210000
DTSTAMP:20260403T151724
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SUMMARY:What’s Next: Fish & Community in the San Gabes
DESCRIPTION:Date: June 14th\, 2024 \nTime: 6:30pm – 9:00pm \nWhere: Patagonia Pasadena | 47 North Fair Oaks Avenue\, Pasadena\, California 91103 \n\n\nJoin us for an evening of celebrating the San Gabriels! The San Gabriel Mountain Range is a precious resource that provides drinking water to LA\, hundreds of thousands of acres of habitat for vulnerable wildlife\, and recreational access for millions of Angelenos. \nThere is cause for celebration – the San Gabriel Mountains National Monument was recently expanded\, protecting 100\,000+ acres of natural resources\, wildlife habitat\, cultural sites\, and recreational access! Simultaneously\, Southern steelhead\, (Southern California’s only anadromous salmonid) were listed as endangered under the California Endangered Species Act\, moving forward protections for these iconic fish. \nJoin local organizations for an evening of shared learning\, games\, and community. Local organizations LA Nature for All\, the Arroyo Seco Foundation\, and California Trout will present on their work and efforts happening to engage community in the protection and care for the precious resources that this mountain range holds! Get the local fishing report\, hear about youth and community restoration programs\, and learn about the science behind streamflows. Win prizes during trivia\, meet like-minded community\, and learn how to tap into the restoration efforts in your backyard! We ❤ the San Gabes. \nRSVP
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/patagonia-pasadena-san-gabes/
LOCATION:Patagonia Pasadena\, 47 North Fair Oaks Avenue\, Pasadena\, CA\, 91103\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240514T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240514T213000
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SUMMARY:Larkspur – International Fly Fishing Film Festival 2024
DESCRIPTION:The Lark Theater | May 14th\, 2024  \nDoors open at 6:30 pm\, show at 7:00 pm  \nIt’s o-fish-ial: California Trout is pleased to bring back The International Fly Fishing Film Festival (IF4) for 2024\, returning to Larkspur! Enjoy an evening immersed in short films that showcase fly fishing stories from around the globe. Before the show\, chat with CalTrout staff about recent projects and enter a raffle for a chance to reel in great prizes. Reserve your spot today for the top fly fishing film event of the year! \nCheck out this year’s sizzle reel below\, and check out more trailers for this year’s films here!  \n \nFor information about this screening\, please contact the host at rmcdermod@www.caltrout.org. For questions about IF4™ or the presentation email info@flyfilmfest.com.  \nAll proceeds from the event benefit CalTrout and its work to ensure healthy waters and resilient wild fish for a better California. 
URL:https://caltrout.org/event/larkspur-international-fly-fishing-film-festival-2024/
LOCATION:Lark Theater\, 549 Magnolia Ave\, Larkspur\, CA\, 94939\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film Festival
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