This project is located on the Greenwater River between river mile 4.0 to 4.8. The project proposes to remove remnant road fill and armoring from the floodplain, remove weirs from the mouth of Midnight Creek, and install large wood structures through the nearly 1-mile reach. The proposed fill for removal is constraining the Greenwater River channel and disconnecting forested floodplain habitat. The weirs at the mouth of Midnight creek are limiting fish passage and sediment dynamics to build the alluvial fan at this tributary confluence. Due to the floodplain constrictions imposed by the road fill and armoring, velocities through the project reach exceed 7 feet per second during annual bankful flow levels creating a plain bed with little wood accumulations though much of the project area. This project will connect existing grants (21-1040) and proposed matching grants to remove 12,000cy of floodplain fill and armor from legacy forest roads and install 30 large wood strutures and 80 indviudal pieces of wood to induce hydraulic complexity, reduce velocity and redd scour,  increase pool frequency  and depth with overhead cover, and reconnect floodplain processes.