The Eel River has officially stopped flowing in the lower reach, cutting off migratory fish from their passage to the Ocean as shown in the video below by Eel River Recovery Project.
This year, more than ever, underscores the importance of the work CalTrout is doing in the Eel River drainage to help create multi-agency water management solutions to keep water in the river for fish.
Click to learn more about CalTrout’s Eel River Restoration Project and Coho Recovery Project and let’s hope the Eel gets some rain soon.
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