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Cutoff Creek is home to a threatened population of Bull Trout, Alberta’s provincial fish. The input of excess fine sediments can reduce the spawning success of Bull Trout. spawning salmonids [6], with recent observations of redds, spawning activity, and even juvenile Bull Trout These observations led Trout Unlimited Canada to pursue opportunities to restore aquatic health and establish making [6] Salmonids: any of a family (Salmonidae) of elongate bony fishes (such as a salmon or trout

In August and October 2023, Trout Unlimited Canada (TUC) held four workdays with Canon Canada as part opportunity to recognize the Ontario Trillium Foundation, who has provided financial support enabling Trout

Clean Drain Dry Courtesy Alberta Native Trou t Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are one of the biggest Learn more about what you can do to stand up for Alberta’s Native Trout .

The projects completed in 2022-2023 were achieved by working in collaboration with Trout Unlimited Canada Figure 4: Ancaster Creek Channel Rerouting Figure 5: Ancaster Creek Post Wing Deflector Trout Unlimited

severe flood and drought events; higher water temperatures that will threaten coldwater species like trout , which, along with ground water inputs keeps the water cool for temperature-sensitive species like trout

COTTUS in 2024 started off with salmonid stream surveys (because, let’s be honest, trout get a lot of It may not be flashy like some trout, but it plays a key role in the food web and serves as an indicator

One of Trout Unlimited Canada’s strengths is our commitment to on-the-ground action and our collective Building BDA's As an environmental non-government organization (ENGO) and registered charity, Trout

Trout Unlimited Canada’s Connect and Protect program kicked off this year with an incredible collaborative

tributary of central Alberta’s Clearwater River, which is considered critical habitat for at-risk Bull Trout Radiant Creek below the Forestry Trunk Road has very little high-quality habitat available for Bull Trout riparian health and function, improved water storage and retention, and year-round habitat for Bull Trout This project is financially supported by Alberta Environment and Parks through the provincial Native Trout

Fishing is often more about being in those places where trout live than the act of catching them. ’s cattle country along the Raven River and Dogpound Creek, both known for the quality of the brown trout depleting vegetation, and muddying the water of what was otherwise a pristine stretch of a popular brown trout

Trout Unlimited Canada recently became aware of a proposed gravel pit in the area of the aquifer that Over the past several years Trout Unlimited Canada has participated in riparian restoration activities In recent years, Trout Unlimited Canada has worked closely with the Bighill Creek Preservation Society fish community of both native and naturalized species, provides a relatively unique urban small creek trout

Gathering in the early autumn heat wave, TUC staff and volunteers from the Speed Valley, Happy Trout,