CalTrout Receives Wildlife Conservation Board Grant to Advance Habitat Restoration on the Shasta River
Big Spring Ranch Habitat Implementation Grant will fund shovel-ready instream habitat projects at Big Springs Ranch, one of the Shasta River's highest-priority spring-fed reaches.
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Focus During Uncertain Times: CalTrout’s Statement on the New Administration and Our Commitment to California’s Watersheds and Native Fish
Read more →: Focus During Uncertain Times: CalTrout’s Statement on the New Administration and Our Commitment to California’s Watersheds and Native FishWith a new administration in office, we are paying close attention to actions that may threaten the health of our watersheds – crucial for…
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Decades of Persistence by the Pit River Tribe Secures Permanent Protection for Sáttítla Highlands
Read more →: Decades of Persistence by the Pit River Tribe Secures Permanent Protection for Sáttítla HighlandsFor generations, the volcanic highlands of northeastern California have held profound significance for the Pit River Tribe, who know this sacred landscape as Sáttítla.…
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Podcast: Connections and Crossings: Wildlife in the Modern World, with Beth Pratt and Ben Goldfarb
Read more →: Podcast: Connections and Crossings: Wildlife in the Modern World, with Beth Pratt and Ben GoldfarbFrom a mountain lion navigating LA freeways to steelhead and salmon battling urban barriers, the latest Fish Water People podcast episode dives into an…
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Get to Know the Scientist: Farrah Tyler, CalTrout Cal Poly Humboldt Graduate Fellow
Read more →: Get to Know the Scientist: Farrah Tyler, CalTrout Cal Poly Humboldt Graduate FellowWe had the incredible opportunity to sit down with Farrah Tyler, CalTrout Cal Poly Humboldt Graduate Fellow, to discuss her restoration work on the…
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Restoring the Sierra Headwaters: From Forests to Meadows to Lahontan Cutthroat Trout
Read more →: Restoring the Sierra Headwaters: From Forests to Meadows to Lahontan Cutthroat Trout2024 was a big year for our Sierra Headwaters team, who have been working tirelessly to ensure the Sierra’s unparalleled landscape remains healthy for…
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The Numbers are in: Thousands of Salmon Return Home to the Klamath
Read more →: The Numbers are in: Thousands of Salmon Return Home to the KlamathSince July 2024, when CalTrout and our team of Tribal, state, federal, academic, and nonprofit partners launched the Klamath River Science and Monitoring Program,…