Photo Credit: Trinity County RCD
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Read the River Riffle Newsletter

April Newsletter

Current ConditionsB120 Water Year Determination is “Wet”, download the Flow Notice

Program UpdatesSpring Quarterly TMC MeetingPublic Comment Period Open for Watershed EA

Featured Article: Fish Biologists Turned Farmers – Growing Food for Juvenile Salmonids in a Regulated River System

Trinity River Watershed SpotlightCommon Horsetail, Equisetum Arvense

Upcoming Meetings and Events

Reading, Listening & Watching

Prior Editions (2023-2025)

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Environmental Flow Releases

The Trinity River is always changing. Make sure to stay informed of typical water year designation and releases, current restoration releases, and learn about why hydrology is a key restoration tool of the Program.

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Upcoming Outreach Events

In collaboration with the Trinity County Resource Conservation District, we hold community events that aim to increase river knowledge, restoration activity awareness, introduce restoration principles and increase land stewardship within the communities of the Trinity River. We hope to see you at one of our upcoming events below.

  • Apr. 15 – May 15 – Spring Wildflower Hunt – The annual Spring Wildflower Scavenger Hunt checklist is here!
  • May 28, 6pm – Science on Tap – Eli Asarian, Riverbend Sciences, “Northwest California Beavers in Motion: Past, Present and Future”
  • May 31, 9am – Grass Valley Creek Watershed Tour -Details are TBD

Featured Articles

Our featured articles can now be found on one page. Click the button below to view the catalogue.

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Trinity River Watershed Spotlight

Our plant and animal spotlights can now be found on one page. Click the button below to view the catalogue.

TMC Partnership Ring

Public Meetings

We hold regularly scheduled meetings that are open to the public. To view upcoming meetings, to check the agenda and to learn how to join a meeting via Microsoft Teams, click below.

Bucktail restoration site, 2021, invasive species pull (photo by TCRCD).

Adopt-A-Plot

Adopt-A-Plot is an interagency and community program aimed at eradicating pesky invasive weeds at the Bucktail Restoration Site near Lewiston, CA.

Annual Reports

The Program produces an annual report each year. Visit our Annual Report page to view our Annual Report Library. To view the most current edition, click the appropriate button below.

Contact Us

Call Us: 530-623-1800 Email Us: info@trrp.net