Douglas City News

History is repeating itself on the Trinity River as fishing guides and environmental activists unite to stop a controversial channel restoration project funded by the federal government.

A former building contractor who found himself at the mercy of a poor housing market, Michel's dependence on the river is shared by all people who work and live along the Trinity.

On November 28, the Trinity River Guides Association and the California Water Impact Network asked the Trinity River Restoration Program to "take a break" to determine if river restoration projects completed to date have met their objectives or had unintended impacts.