This project analyzed a 2.0 river mile reach of the main stem Skokomish River between river mile 4.1 and 6.1. The project's primary goal was to determine the most appropriate size, frequency, and location for LWD installations to achieve the goal of improving structural and habitat diversity by facilitating sediment storage, sediment processing, normative channel formation processes, and encouraging stable vegetated islands (where appropriate). Design alternatives were discussed amongst project stakeholders, and the most appropriate alternative was selected based on landowner support and benefit to fish. Additional funding from EPA, through the Skokomish Tribe, was leveraged to add an overflow channel and floodplain large wood structures to the reach scale design downstream of US101 on left bank. Final designs were developed for the selected alternative and the project team began work with permitting agencies to obtain all appropriate permits. This designed project, when implemented, will improve habitat for listed Chinook, Summer Chum, Steelhead, and Bulltrout, as well as Pink salmon, and Cutthroat trout.