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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Benefits of Restoring California Meadows
Read more →: Benefits of Restoring California MeadowsIn the Capital Public Radio segment, Restoring California Meadows Could Help Combat Climate Change And Increase Water Supply, Bridget Fithian with Sierra Foothill Conservancy…
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Streamkeeper’s bLog – November 2015
Read more →: Streamkeeper’s bLog – November 2015There is much for which to be thankful A word from CalTrout’s ED, Curtis Knight As we embark on the holiday season, I want…
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3rd Annual Humboldt Steelhead Days
Read more →: 3rd Annual Humboldt Steelhead DaysRegistration for the event is now open. Join CalTrout, Mad River Alliance and Mountain Community and Culture for this celebration of the winter steelhead…
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Eternally Wild Official Selection of the 2016 Wild & Scenic Film Festival
Read more →: Eternally Wild Official Selection of the 2016 Wild & Scenic Film FestivalFor over a quarter century, The Wild & Scenic Film Festival has been building a community to protect and restore the rivers of our…
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesLandmark Klamath Basin Water Agreement Is on Verge of Collapse https://t.co/ux99e8Lc9B via @circleofblue -> The clock is ticking. Surely a travesty if this model…
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Drought or floods. What’s worse?
Read more →: Drought or floods. What’s worse?California Trout’s work throughout the state is demonstrating that endangered fish populations are not an inevitable consequence of development. Instead, fish species declines are a…