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May 12, 2011

Twenty Years After the Upper Sacramento River Spill, ABC News Interviews CalTrout’s Curtis Knight

May 12, 2011

“There are still some improvements to be made” said CalTrout’s Curtis Knight, speaking on the 20th anniversary of the Cantara Loop train derailment and Metam Sodium

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California Trout @CalTrout·

10 Jan

CalTrout is using spatial analysis to plan for relocating native trout if they become threatened by wildfire or drought. Thanks to our funding partners: FRGP and @SCE, this project will start in in 2020 to preserve the remnant populations of steelhead.

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8 Jan

Our Central Valley team is working to carve a notch into a levee that will allow river water to flow across 8,000 acres of low-lying land. This gives fish access to critical habitat every year, not only just in the exceptionally wet years.

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Julie Zimmerman @JulesKZimm·

28 Dec

Salmon are still spawning in the American River! There are more carcasses than live fish, the season is winding down.

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Laura Cunningham @PaleoLaura·

20 Dec

Coho salmon field sketches in Lagunitas Creek, Marin County CA. Wonderful to see these native fish returning to their stream to spawn with big rains. #salmonwatching #fieldsketching @CalTrout

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Rachel Fichman @FishFichman·

19 Dec

We're Hiring Undergraduate Student Assts in the Otolith Geochemistry and Fish Ecology Lab at @ucdavis @WFCB_UCDavis https://t.co/7dYBl19f4H @HobbsLab #OGFL #OGFishLab #fishHER @accretinglife @Rocksandbones @jkfordays @UCDavisWater

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Saving the Rainbows: Finding Shelter for Rescued Native Trout in Southern California

Saving the Rainbows: Finding Shelter for Rescued Native Trout in Southern California

Can Salmon Eat Their Way Out of Climate Change?

Can Salmon Eat Their Way Out of Climate Change?

Twenty Years After the Upper Sacramento River Spill, ABC News Interviews CalTrout’s Curtis Knight

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