Enhancement on the Christian property on Chimacum Creek reconfigured an additional 250' with 50' riparian buffer adjacent to the 1998 reconfiguration of 650 ft. by DNR/JFE. The area was channelized for agricultural purposes decades ago. Large amounts of Large Woody Debris were added to the stream and forested riparian buffers replanted. Over 250 feet of channel were excavated to create a flood plain bench 8-10 feet wide and then pulled back upslope to a 2:1 bank slope. Approximately every 65' a scallop in the shoreline was constructed with a log structure to create a pool with the addition of LWD to create complexity and habitat. Large rock was placed in/around spawning areas/riffles to improve fish habitat. The cut slope bench was extensively planted with native shrubs with the area above the flood plain being planted with conifers. This project was a planned and permitted extension of the 1998 project providing additional stream complexity, improvements for summer and winter rearing for juvenile coho and cutthroat and enhanced spawning habitat for coho and steelhead. Plantings of trees and shrubs will help bring the summer water temperatures down in Chimacum Creek, provide cover and food sources. Spawning activity, species utilization and water quality will be monitored through local partnerships.