South Puget Sound Salmon Enhancement Group seeks to restore 240 feet of nearshore habitat by removing a failing creosote bulkhead and associated fill in Olympia, WA. The bulkhead is currently depositing fill debris onto the nearshore. Invasive plant species will be removed during project construction and replaced with native shrubs to provide nearshore shading and nutrient exchange. The project is located at the head of Eld Inlet, approximately 2.8 miles from the mouth of McLane Creek. The adjoining tidelands are held in conservation easement by the Capitol Land Trust. This project will benefit juvenile Chinook, Coho, and Chum salmon, steelhead, and forage fish. Additionally, the project will address two of the three Puget Sound Partnership Action Initiatives items, including restoring shellfish beds and increasing juvenile salmon migratory pathways along the nearshore.