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Climate change threatens California’s stock of native fish

Environment

California’s rivers and lakes are getting warmer, which puts a great deal of stress on the native fish that live in those bodies of water. But all isn’t lost. There are changes that could be made that could help keep them from going extinct.

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Trout Are Speaking

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Science Note- Rainbow Trout

Earth Ear

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Stanley Basin Blues

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Stanley Basin Blues

Producer Jane Fritz revisits a wild river she knew in her youth – central Idaho’s Stanley Basin. In the old days the river was filled with thousands of salmon and steelhead trout. From her home in Clark Fork, Idaho, Jane Fritz sent us this reporters’ notebook.

Listener Success

Steve Curwood talks with a listener in Trout Creek, Montana who gives old clothes a new life by weaving them into rag rugs which she sells.

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In Time of Rivers Flowing: Mason Williams’ Musical Tribute

The composer of the 1960’s classical-style guitar pop crossover music hit “Classical Gas” retreated from show business to Oregon where he pursued a love of trout fishing. Due to his admiration of time spent along the river, Mason Williams returned to the stage to create and perform a show featuring songs and lyrics of fluid […]

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Sea Lions Versus Steelhead Trout

Terry Fitzpatrick reports from Seattle on a provision in the newly rewritten Marine Mammal Protection Act which allows the killing of marine mammals if they threaten the survival of another species. The measure grew out of a competition between fishermen and sea lions over a declining population of steelhead trout, which are easy prey for […]

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Buckets of Trout

Brook trout are in trouble throughout much of their native range in the eastern United States ?but they’re alive and well in the waters of Maine.