New Whirling Disease Report Published
A new scientific report looks at the impacts of whirling disease, a disease that can result in sever effects to salmonid populations. Found in waters in 25 states, the disease was first seen in the U.S. 50 years ago. TU's Whirling Disease Foundation was instrumental in the creation of the report. »Read the Report

Take Action and Help Protect Chesapeake Bay
Take action today and help us support the Chesapeake Clean Water and Ecosystem Restoration Act which will provide a boost to TU’s habitat protection and restoration efforts in the Chesapeake Bay headwaters. Trout Unlimited has more than 10,000 members living in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and a long history of habitat restoration in the Bay’s headwater streams. »Take Action

TU's COO Testified at Senate Subcommittee Hearing
Chris Wood, TU's Chief Operating Officer, testified on Wednesday, November 18 at a hearing of the U.S. Senate Public Lands and Forests Subcommittee of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. The hearing was held to discuss the Administration’s response to climate change as it pertains to management of federal forest land. »Read Testimony

Seattle Chefs Serve Wild Salmon With a Message
More than a dozen Seattle restaurants are partnering with Trout Unlimited this week to help protect Bristol Bay by encouraging diners to eat Bristol Bay sockeye salmon. As part of TU-AK’s Savor Bristol Bay campaign, 13 eateries are serving Bristol Bay sockeye while encouraging diners to join Trout Unlimited’s campaign to protect the watershed from mining. »Learn More  |  Watch Video

Wyoming Kids Learn About Local Trout
Trout Unlimited's Wyoming Water Project recently helped launch an Adopt-a-Trout program in Dubois, Wyoming, where elementary school kids helped tag Wind River trout, which they will track during the school year, learning about trout movements and life cycles. »Watch Video