Due to the Carr fire, the Carr Powerhouse is shut down. Releases from Lewiston Dam on 7/26/2018 increased from the summer base flow as follows: 10 am: from 450 cfs to 550 cfs 12 noon: from 550 cfs to 750 cfs. Check water levels before entering the river at trrp.net
Congratulations to Mike Dixon for winning the 2018 Trinity River Photo Contest! (Click on “Read More” below to see winning photograph) Members of the community, and local schools were asked to submit their best photo that represents any “Trinity River Watershed”. Voting took place through Facebook, tcrcd.net, and at Weaverville Farmers Market. Mike’s beautiful photo of Weaver Creek will be printed on reusable shopping bags, and will be highlighted in the Trinity River Restoration Program’s 2019 monthly calendar. Thank you…
Calling all Trinity County photographers All Ages! Submit your photo of the Trinity River, a tributary, or a location within the Trinity River watershed for a chance to to be included in a 2019 Trinity River Calendar and, if you win 1st, your photo printed on re-usable shopping bags that will be distributed throughout the Trinity River region. To Enter: Must be a Trinity County resident Limit of 1 photo submission per person Entries must be emailed by May 31,…
Trinity River Community Members – Please be aware of the following flow release schedule for Trinity River releases. Date Time From (cfs) To (cfs) 04/16/2017 2200 300 400 04/17/2017 0001 400 500 04/17/2017 0200 500 …
From the Trinity Journal: http://www.trinityjournal.com/news/local/article_07755cba-42a9-11e8-86c1-57539885d8fb.html Spring flows begin in ‘critically dry’ year By AMY GITTELSOHN The Trinity Journal This has been designated a “critically dry” year for the Trinity River, and a flow schedule has been approved reflecting that. Last year the basin got the largest amount of water ever measured. “This year is quite a bit different,” said Eric Peterson, data steward for the Trinity River Restoration Program, as plans were shared with the public April 12. The critically…