THE LITTLE RED RIVER FOUNDATION
Working to improve river flows, support trout research, and protect the Little Red River's fishery for future generations.
Keeping the Little Red River Healthy
Did you know?
The Little Red River is home to a world-renowned trout fishery, attracting anglers from across the country. Protecting its water quality and habitat helps preserve this remarkable resource for future generations.
LRRF Mission
Since 2013, the Little Red River Foundation has worked to improve the health of the river and its trout fishery.
We support scientific research, advocate for better water management, and work with public agencies and conservation partners to address issues affecting the Little Red River.
A River Worth Protecting
The Little Red River is known for its trout fishing, but it also supports local businesses, outdoor recreation, and the communities along its banks.
Changes in water flow, fish populations, and habitat can affect the river's future. Understanding these challenges is an important part of keeping the Little Red River healthy.
WHY IT MATTERS
Understanding the Little Red's Trout
LRRF has committed funding to a multiyear research project at the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff studying trout diets and food availability in the Little Red River.
The research will help scientists better understand the conditions affecting the fishery and inform future management decisions.
RESEARCH SPOTLIGHT
WHAT WE DO
PROTECT. RESEARCH. ADVOCATE.
RIVER CONSERVATION
Working to improve water flows and protect the habitat and water quality that support the Little Red River's trout fishery.
RESEARCH & FISHERY
Supporting scientific research on trout diets and food availability, alongside efforts to improve fishery management.
ADVOCACY & PARTNERSHIPS
Working with government agencies, elected officials, and conservation organizations to address the river's most pressing challenges.
Better Water Flows for the Little Red River
The Little Red River's trout fishery depends on cold, reliable water releases from Greers Ferry Dam. Changes in river flows can affect water temperature, trout habitat, and fishing conditions.
LRRF is advocating for the river's inclusion in the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Sustainable Rivers Program, which could help support a more science-based approach to river management.
OUR TOP PRIORITY
FEATURED STORY
Legacy on the Little Red: 63 Years of the Greers Ferry Dam
On October 3, 1963, President John F. Kennedy dedicated Greers Ferry Dam, marking a turning point for the Little Red River and surrounding communities. More than six decades later, the dam continues to shape the region through flood control, hydropower, recreation, and the cold-water habitat that supports its trout fishery.
More Than a River. A Story Worth Protecting.
The Little Red River brings people together through fishing, recreation, and a shared appreciation for nature. Discover the story behind this remarkable Arkansas waterway.
TAKE ACTION NOW
Your support helps LRRF fund trout research, advocate for better river management, and work with partners to protect the Little Red River. Help support the work that keeps this river healthy.
