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Malibu’s Rindge Dam named in California Trout’s ‘Top Five California Dams Out’ report

Malibu’s Rindge Dam was identified by California Trout as one of five dams in the state which should be removed for being harmful to local fish populations while also offering little benefit to people. Suzanne Guldimann/22nd Century Media

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Suzanne Guldimann, Freelance Reporter
8:26 am PST February 5, 2019
Malibu’s Rindge Dam is one of hundreds of obsolete and decommissioned dams all over California. It is already scheduled for eventual removal, but the nonprofit conservation organization California Trout would like to see it moved to the top of the demolition list, together with four other dam removal projects.

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