The Orvis/Trout Unlimited goal is to reconnect 1000 miles of trout spawning habitat by repairing or replacing poorly constructed culverts throughout the U.S.
Presently there are projects that involve culvert improvement or removal on Kinne Brook in Massachusetts, the upper Connecticut River in New Hampshire, the Shenandoah valley in Virginia, Big Slough Creek in Wisconsin, the Deschutes River in Oregon, the Bear River in Wyoming, and many more.
Orvis is donating $90,000 in matching funds. Your $100 donation will become $200, for a total of another $180,000 in 2014. Go here to learn more and to make your donation: Help Orvis and Trout Unlimited Remove Harmful Culverts
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