by California Trout | Oct 9, 2025
The Klamath River Sees Dramatic Improvements in Water Quality and Salmon Repopulate Historical Habitat This October marks the first anniversary since the removal of the four lower Klamath dams, and scientists, advocates and Tribes are celebrating dramatic ecological...
by California Sportfishing Protection Alliance | Sep 30, 2025
The Hydropower Reform Coalition (HRC) has been advocating since the early 1990s for improved conditions in waters affected by hydroelectric projects. HRC advocacy has increased streamflows and made flow information public, achieved new and improved river access, and...
by South Yuba River Citizens League | Sep 2, 2025
Congress is considering legislation that could dramatically weaken one of the most important tools we have to protect water quality: the Clean Water Act. The Promoting Efficient Review for Modern Infrastructure Today Act (PERMIT) Act (H.R. 3898) is a sprawling bill...
by California Sportfishing Protection Alliance | Aug 29, 2025
Now that four dams previously blocking anadromous fish migration on the Klamath River are down, state and local agencies are negotiating the next stage of river restoration. They are acting to regulate the beneficial uses of water in overallocated Klamath River...
by California Sportfishing Protection Alliance | Jul 28, 2025
On July 11, 2025, after a month floating the free-flowing Klamath River 310 miles, a group of indigenous youth arrived at the river’s mouth. Theirs was the first expedition to boat the river from source to sea since the removal of the fourth dam on the Klamath River...
by California Trout | Jul 25, 2025
Today marks a defining moment for California’s third-largest watershed, the Eel River, as Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) officially submitted its License Surrender Application and Decommissioning Plan for the Potter Valley Hydroelectric Project to the...
