Not Alone in the Fight: Southern Steelhead Symposium 2026
More than 130 scientists, Tribal members, agency staff, advocates, and anglers gathered at the 2026 Southern Steelhead Symposium to share restoration progress, fish count data, and strategies for recovery. With Southern steelhead sightings increasing after recent rains, participants celebrated collaboration while confronting climate change, funding uncertainty, and the risks of the coming wet season.
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From the field, in the lab, at the capitol.
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesDo good for wild fish and people – https://t.co/3hLeP6vJoL -> With #COP21 ending today, see how we’re mitigating #climatechange by restoring meadows https://t.co/iPvL2vwWYN https://t.co/0j4WXpLi4l…
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Collaborative efforts needed to save Central Valley’s salmon
Read more →: Collaborative efforts needed to save Central Valley’s salmonIn Sunday’s Sacramento Bee, CalTrout’s Central California director, Jacob Katz, and Central Valley rice farmer, John Brennan, suggest that collaborative, innovative solutions are needed…
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s Newsbytes#Klamath dam removal efforts to continue if historic agreements fail via @eurekaTS https://t.co/fVOIGQZOz7 ->
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Eel River salmon still feeling effects of drought
Read more →: Eel River salmon still feeling effects of droughtEven though we’ve had a little rain, the effects of the lingering drought are still being severely felt by California’s fish. The Eureka Times-Standard…
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The Week’s Newsbytes
Read more →: The Week’s NewsbytesNovember Streamkeeper’s bLog – There is Much to be Thankful Forhttp://eepurl.com/bGhj5f -> Good overview of why meadow resto is so important and the good…
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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…