Several times a year Sac-Sierra Trout Unlimited provides volunteers to assist with surveys of Salmon and Steelhead in the watersheds of our territory. This enjoyable and educational activity is simply a walk along (and sometimes in) a creek or river while making a few notes, and its a perfect outing for ages 12 and up*.
The form below can be used at any time of the year to let us know you’d like to help.
When most people think of salmon and steelhead, they think of the big roiling rivers of the west coast: the Sacramento, the American, the Klamath & Trinity, the Columbia. While it's true salmon first appear in those rivers as they return from the ocean, where many of them are actually headed is to the little creeks and ravines that run right through our backyards.
Several times per year Sac-Sierra TU performs conservation or restoration projects. These projects may involve non-native plant removal, habitat restoration and streambank stabilization to name a few.
Sign up for the mailing list by completing the form to the right. Your name and email address will be added to the groups that you select.
You may select as many as you like, but if you are interested in helping with projects, make sure you check that box.
From time to time Sac-Sierra TU has need for administrative support, or vacancies on the Board of Directors.
If you are interested in assisting with these administrative functions, sign up for the mailing list by completing the form to the right. Your name and email address will be added to the groups that you select.
You may select as many as you like, but if you are interested in helping with administrative functions, or board of directors positions, make sure you check that box.
Start planning now for June 12ths cleanup. It should be something special with additional support from Sportsmans Warehouse’s 2 local stores (Rancho Cordova and Rocklin). Stay tuned for more details!
In the fall of every year, Sac-Sierra Trout Unlimited provides volunteers to assist the Dry Creek Conservancy with a survey of fall-run Chinook Salmon in the creeks of western Placer county. This enjoyable and educational activity is simply a walk along (and sometimes in) a creek while making a few notes, and its a perfect outing for ages 12 and up*.
The form below can be used at any time of the year to let us know you’d like to help.
When most people think of Pacific salmon, they think of the big roiling rivers of the west coast: the Sacramento, the American, the Klamath & Trinity, the Columbia. While it's true salmon first appear in those rivers as they return from the ocean, where many of them are actually headed is to the little creeks and ravines that run right through our backyards. One of those tributaries is the Dry Creek system in western Placer and eastern Sacramento counties.