Trinity River Restoration Program News Today

A major restoration effort by a coalition of Tribes and government agencies could help imperiled fish and other animals on the Trinity River.

With a heavy heart, the Yurok Tribe announces that salmon will not be served at the 59th Annual Klamath Salmon Festival because the Klamath River’s forecasted fish run is one

The Yurok Tribe, with a “heavy heart,” has announced that the namesake of the annual Klamath Salmon Festival will not be served at this year’s...

The Yurok Tribe said salmon will not be served at its annual festival because the Klamath River's forecasted fish run is one of the lowest on record.

The Yurok Tribe said salmon will not be served at its annual festival because the Klamath River’s forecasted fish run is one of the lowest on record.

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Why there’s still one major California reservoir where water levels are low, even after all the rain.

The Trinity River. | Reader submitted photo The largest water release of the season is scheduled to happen at the Lewiston Dam on Wednesday, bringing a surge of cold, treacherous water to the Trinity River. The release is a response to the “Critically Dry” Water Year forecasted for the Trinity River by the California Department of Water Resources based on recorded natural flow volume at the Lewiston Dam, the Trinity River Restoration Program reports. These “restoration flows” are done t...

Posted By Kimberly Wear@kimberly_wear on Thu, Apr 15, 2021 at 12:50 PM click to enlarge The Trinity River. Restoration flows will begin tomorrow, April 16, on the Trinity River to help improve conditions after another critically dry water year. A flow schedule based on the expected amount of water available to support salmon restoration efforts on the Tr...