All four projects will be conducted by Pierce Co, in cooperation with Peninsula Salmon and Pierce Co CD. Both projects involve replacing undersized or perched culverts at road crossings with appropriately sized, countersunk culverts or bridges. At each site, the fish-blocking culvert represents the limiting factor for salmon production by inhibiting adult and juvenile salmon migration for spawning and rearing. Minter Creek is one of two streams located in Pierce County west of the Narrows Bridge that is identified in the Washington State Stream Catalogue as a chinook bearing stream. The project would replace a private road crossing that consists of five separate small pipes with a small bridge. The result will be an additional 3.5 miles of stream accessible to salmon. Herron Ck is a private road crossing with a history of erosion, siltation and fish-blocking. This site is impacted by natural sediment and gravel movement through the stream that exceeds the culvert capacity. The culvert is also at the bottom of a steep-gradient unpaved road, which contributes additional sediment. The project removes two 36" concrete pipes with a single arched culvert to accommodate flows & the opening of 1.4 miles of habitat to salmon.