Adopt A Stream Foundation (AASF) restored 370 linear feet (0.07 miles) of Bear Creek located in Friendly Village (18509 NE 95th Street) in the City of Redmond. This project: 1) Converted 0.3 acres of lawn to riparian habitat along 0.07 miles, with 100 new native trees and 500 native shrubs, 2) Widened the existing channel cross-section to 4 m, along 0.06 miles to reduce bank erosion, improve flood capacity, and create space for a seasonal inundated plant community, 3) Installed 4 large wood structures using 40 individual large wood pieces to create fish habitat (6 pools), reduce erosion, and protect existing infrastructure on 0.1 acres along 0.06 miles of streambank, 4) Created 0.01 acres and 0.02 miles of overflow off-channel habitat All work was performed by AASF staff with Earthcorps assisting one day for plant mulching. Jay Kidder Chinook Enigneering, Assumtiption Saint Bridget School, City of Redmond, DFW, Duane Derosier and Earthcorps provided donated services and materials to complete this project. Native plant maintenance and monitoring will be completed as needed, with responsibilities shared by the landowner, AASF staff, and City of Redmond staff for ten years from project completion (2026). AASF is continuing to work with the landowners to develop additional restoration projects at this location. In 2015 AASF submitted a SRFB grant for developing designs to restore 330’ linear feet of stream channel and covert 1.0 acre of lawn into a native riparian forest.