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Nearly 9,000 native Bonneville cutthroat trout, the state fish, were recently released in Mill Creek Canyon east of Salt Lake City. Mill Creek is now an entirely native fish system with Bonneville cutthroat, mountain suckers and longnosed dace all reintroduced after nonnative fish were removed.... [ READ MORE... ]
Trout Unlimited photo.
By Corey Fisher
One of the unique things about wind and solar energy development is that they rely on a clean source of energy that can’t be used up in the same way as fossil fuels. However, a challenge for these developments is that they often require scaling up across a... [ READ MORE... ]
Bonneville cutthroat trout are native to the Weber River drainage in northern Utah and are recognized as the state fish of Utah.
By Paul Burnett
Who cares about a sucker? Trout Unlimited does.
The bluehead sucker is a very unique and imperiled species I’m lucky enough to work with on the Weber... [ READ MORE... ]
Trout Unlimited volunteers, staffers and partners gathered in Bozeman, Mont., for the 58th annual meeting. Brett Prettyman photo.
By Brett Prettyman
A record crowd of more than 300 people gathered for Trout Unlimited’s 58th annual meeting in Bozeman, Mont., last week.
The meeting included a fishing... [ READ MORE... ]
The first all-women team to compete in the event took third at the 2016 Utah Single Fly tournament.
By Heidi Lewis
As the newly appointed Women’s Initiative Council Chair of Utah what better way to get women involved than a friendly fishing competition? Not just any competition, but a fundraiser... [ READ MORE... ]
Paul Thompson holds a Bear River cutthroat caught at Bear Lake. Courtesy of Paul Thompson.
By Paul Thompson
My love of native cutthroat trout began in 1992 when I moved from the Midwest to begin a Master's Degree at the University of Wyoming . My graduate project allowed study of the beautiful... [ READ MORE... ]
Center pivot: better than flood irrigation for streams and fish? It depends.
By Brian Hodge
In Trout Unlimited’s work with ranchers and farmers of the Upper Colorado River Basin, we often hear arguments about the relative benefits of flood and sprinkler irrigation for stream flows and fish.... [ READ MORE... ]
Long abondoned mines pose serious environmental concerns in headwater basins across the country. Trout Unlimited photo.
By Warren Colyer
Last week American Fork Creek, a popular angling destination on Utah’s Wasatch Front, ran thick and black with toxic sediment—the legacy of a hundred years of... [ READ MORE... ]
Colorado River cutthroat like this one in Red Creek will benefit from a project a teenager from Wyoming will oversee for her local Trout Unlimited Chapter.
JANAE'S JOURNEY
Editors Note: This is the first in a series of blogs being written by a high school student from Green River, Wyoming, who... [ READ MORE... ]
In western Colorado, everything depends on water—ranches and farms, communities and businesses, fish and wildlife. For several years, TU’s Cary Denison has been working in the Gunnison River valley with local agriculture producers to improve water management in ways that benefit farm operations as... [ READ MORE... ]