This stream and riparian restoration project will treat both main-stem and off-channel habitat along this reach of Skookum Creek at River Mile (RM) 6.5. Within the project area, a network of groundwater channels occurs on the right-bank of Skookum Creek. These channels are known to be used by rearing juvenile salmonids however the condition of this off-channel area has been semi-degraded by reed canary grass, lack of native riparian structure, and a lack of floodplain roughness. We propose to remove red canary grass sod and to place large wood pieces in strategic locations in the floodplain to provide roughness to maintain the groundwater channels. Additional riparian work will include removing blackberry and reed canary grass thickets, and planting native trees and shrubs. Within the main-stem channel along this reach, logs and wood occur sporadically however, the quantity and quality of wood is lacking compared to historical conditions. We propose to place approximately ten large wood jams or clusters on both sides of the banks to increase wood occurrence and habitat diversity. Another off-channel treatment area occurs on the right-bank of the creek, where we propose to treat reed canary grass and improve offchannel wetland conditions. Along both sides of the creek within the project area we propose to plant native riparian trees, particularly native conifers, to promote future wood recruiting and mature riparian conditions.