Members of the coalition that crafted agreements about the future of the Klamath River gathered in Salem, Ore., Thursday to sign the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement and Klamath Hyower Settlement Agreement.
As mandated by a Superior Court judge, the California Department of Fish and Game created an Environmental Impact Report for its fish hatchery operations. CalTrout responds to the report here.
CalTrout and the United Water Conservation District have reach an agreement that will protect endangered Southern California Steelhead in the Santa Clara River watershed.
For the first time ever – there is a viable, legally binding agreement to restore and protect the ecosystem, cultures, and local economies of the Klamath Basin, said supporters of two historic agreements that settle long-standing differences in the area.
All the fish protections in the world don't mean anything without the enforcement offered by game wardens. Here's your chance to support their work with the purchase of a California Game Warden stamp.
Today the diverse parties engaged in negotiating a broad set of measures aimed at effecting the restoration of the Klamath River and revitalization of Klamath communities released the final draft of the Klamath Basin Restoration Agreement, or KBRA.
Over the past few weeks there has been a lot of discussion on blogs about the possible changes to the McCloud river resulting from the dam relicensing process now underway. We want to set the record straight.
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