The Kittitas County Conservation District consolidated two gravity irrigation diversions with non-compliant fish screens on Swauk Creek, northeast of Ellensburg, to a single, existing point of diversion with a new fish screen that meets and is operated pursuant to NMFS and WDFW fish screening criteria. The two diversions were seasonal barriers to fish passage. The consolidated diversion included instream rock structures to provide fish passage while allowing for diversion of water. A portion of the irrigation conveyance channel was piped to allow for the consolidation of the two diversion points and deliver water back to both delivery ditches. In addition to the diversion consolidation and conveyance piping, native trees and shrubs were planted and fenced in strategic locations on the grazed land downstream of the point of diversion to provide shade and future woody debris to the stream. This project benefits mid-Columbia summer steelhead and spring Chinook, as well as resident fish species.