TU chosen to receive film festival proceeds
Each year, the host of the Silver Creek Outfitters Fly Fishing Film Festival in Ketchum, ID chooses a local non-profit to receive the festival's proceeds. This year, host Terry Ring selected as beneficiary the Hemingway Chapter of TU, which will dedicate the proceeds to efforts to protect and restore Big Lost River's trout fishery, currently suffering from population declines. »Read the full press release here
"Red Gold" takes the gold
Produced by Felt Soul Media and TU Alaska, Red Gold is a one-hour documentary film on what is at stake with the proposed Pebble Mine. It premiered this May at Telluride's Mountainfilm with monumental success, taking both the director and audience awards, and is receiving floods of interest from other media. Stay tuned for future screenings and distribution. »Watch the Red Gold trailer
Calling all TU members: we need your votes
Redwood Creek Wines has announced that SEWTU's "Camp Creek Restoration Project" is one of five finalists for a $50,000 grant in their Greater Outdoors Project competition. This project is a part of our larger regional effort, TUDARE. One vote may be cast each day, online or through text message, until July 31, 2008. Please vote now and vote often. »Vote for the Camp Creek Project
Shared Salmon –Shared Crisis – Shared Solutions
A diverse group of representatives from virtually every stop along the salmon supply chain gathered on May 8th to discuss how individual consumers and businesses can be a part of the solution to the salmon crisis and to release Trout Unlimited’s new wild salmon recipe and conservation booklet, Have Your Salmon and Eat it Too: California. See our press release.
To learn more about what you can do, visit www.whywild.org/haveyoursalmon_ca and download your copy of Have Your Salmon and Eat it Too: California (pdf).
Pollution from dam is still a concern
» Traverse City Record-Eagle (MI)
Agency suggests minimal boating on Upper Chattooga
» Asheville Citizen-Times (NC)
Trout Unlimited: SDS report flawed, 'illogical'
» The Pueblo Chieftain (CO)
On Wildlife Conservation: A recipe for wild salmon
» San Francisco Chronicle (CA)
Lending a helping hand: A change in policy will help fish in Wild Trout, Gold Medal waters flourish
» The Daily Sentinel (CO)
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TU is excited to announce that its new television program, On The Rise, hosted by Frank Smethurst, will be airing on the Outdoor Channel in April.
Trout Magazine
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