To date, nine fish passage barriers have been corrected in the Mill, Van Ornum, and Mill sub-basins. These projects have restored access to roughly 48 miles of anadromous habitat for juvenile and adult coho, steelhead, and cutthroat. One of the projects, Wisner Creek restoration, re-opened an old stream channel that was filled in by a previous landowner. Other projects replaced undersized culverts with fish passable structures or removed culverts entirely where they were no longer needed. By reconnecting the stream network, these projects collectively have had more fish benefits than any individual project by itself. Additional work at each project location to remove invasive plants and plant native trees and shrubs will improve stream shading and bank stability.