This project removed a culvert which was identified as a fish passage barrier on the West Fork of Major Creek, a Columbia River tributary. The culvert that was removed was located on the property of Jim Alan (Mt. Brook Partnership) and was a fish passage barrier due to the height of the outfall drop (water surface drop). There are three partial barrier natural falls downstream, one four foot high, one is a coho barrier and one has no data but steelhead are documented above it. Approximately 0.27 miles of Type F fish habitat and approximately 1.86 miles of habitat with less than 20% gradient were expected to be opened up by this passage correction. Project partners include Jim Alan and Steve Head of Mt. Brook Partnership, Patrick Powers of Waterfall Engineering and Underwood Conservation District. The culvert was removed, woody debris was installed in the stream, and the banks were graded back and revegetated with groundcover, shrubs, and tree species.