California Trout

California Trout is a non-profit conservation organization founded in 1971 with a mission to ensure healthy waters and resilient wild fish for a better California. The company focuses on solving complex resource issues while balancing the needs of wild fish and people through science-based advocacy, restoration, and community engagement. Their landmark achievements include legal victories that helped to restore the streams feeding the iconic Mono Lake, and cutting-edge research aimed at recreating wetland habitat on off-season Central Valley farmland to support imperiled native salmon. With headquarters in San Francisco and seven regional offices, California Trout collaborates closely with academic partners, including UC Davis and UC Berkeley, to find innovative, science-based solutions to the state's water issues. The organization operates in the Waste Solution and Water industries, emphasizing a multidisciplinary approach to address environmental challenges. However, specific details about the last investment and investors are currently unavailable.