Restoration of Goodman Creek watershed through removal of fish passage barriers, collapsed stringer bridges, toxic creosote pilings, and continuous invasive plant treatment to encourage native plant growth. Ongoing restoration of the Goodman Creek watershed has improved habitat and water quality for coho salmon and winter steelhead. Ninety pieces of large wood additions increase cover and pool depth for juveniles and retained gravel for adult spawning in 13 different sites. Removal of two stringer bridges improve fish passage and eliminate the release of toxic creosote into the stream. Treatment of invasive reed canary grass along the entire 14-mile length of the stream channel keeps water cold, full of oxygen, and promotes growth of native trees and shrubs on the stream banks.