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P R E S S  R E L E A S E Karuk Tribe ·  Salmon River Restoration Council For Immediate Release:   February 7, 2019 CALIFORNIA ADDS PROTECTIONS FOR  KLAMATH SPRING SALMON Klamath Spring Chinook a Candidate for CESA Listing Fishing Restrictions Take Effect Immediately Sacramento, CA – Yesterday the California Fish and Game Commission made Klamath-Trinity Spring Chinook salmon a candidate for listing under the California Endangered Species Act (CESA). The decision was in response to a petition filed last year…

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Salmon need our help. California Trout is proud to support the Karuk Tribe and the Salmon River Restoration Council efforts to list Upper Klamath-Trinity Rivers spring-run Chinook on California’s Endangered Species List. ESA listing would provide these iconic fish the protections they deserve and create opportunities to fund habitat restoration. Take Action. CalTrout’s roots are in protecting California’s unique fisheries and we are thrilled to support this important effort to list a salmonid on the edge of extinction. We urge…

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The Trinity County Resource Conservation District (TCRCD), a solely grant-funded Special District of the state, is requesting input from the citizens of Trinity County to get your thoughts about the management of the Trinity River.  We would greatly appreciate a few moments of your time to answer the following questions.  Please follow this link for the online survey. It’s fast and easy online, but if you prefer a pdf copy, follow this link:  Trinity River Survey This is the “fillable”…

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Curious what’s up with the Fall Chinook fish count? Just in case you missed this recent article about the Fall Chinook in the South Fork of the Trinity River, here is the Trinity Journal Link, and PDF of the article to read as well. Enjoy!                                                  “What’s up with the South Fork Chinook this year?”    …

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Is it Good?  Is it Bad? You may have noticed green algae in the Trinity River this past summer and wondered what it was, where it came from, and why it’s more than usual?  A simple one-page informative flyer about the algae has been created to help answer your questions.  In addition to posting here on TrinityRiver.org, you’ll find the flyer at various river kiosks and river community hubs around the county. For more information about how algae plays a…

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