Washington Department of Natural Resources, Olympic Region, used this funding to remove fish passage barriers and benefit the low-gradient headwater wetlands and feeder tributaries to both Sadie Creek (Tier 2, East Twin River System) and Susie Creek (Tier 1, Lyre River System). The area is laced with productive tributaries and wetlands that are characterized by clean, cold ground-water fed, low-gradient, gravel-bedded channels. The area supports high densities of salmonids, especially coho, also cutthroat trout and steelhead. Data from the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe show these areas produce a high percentage of the coho in both the East Twin and Lyre Rivers. The project replaced five culverts that blocked or partially blocked salmonid streams, thus reestablishing natural habitat processes including stream hydrology, transport of large woody debris, sediment, and nutrients. Project specifics: Site 1 and 4: bridges replaced existing culverts. Large woody debris was placed at site 1; Site 2, 3, and 5: 3 WDFW stream-simulation-type replacement pipes were installed. Large woody debris was placed at site 3. The project supports SRFB efforts to restore channel and riparian habitats in Sadie Creek and the East Twin River, as well as long term monitoring under the Intensively Monitored Watershed (IWM) program.