The Columbia Conservation District (CCD) is sponsoring the Tucannon PA 38 Restoration Design project to develop preliminary designs. Project is located in Columbia County, in the Tucannon River mSA Priority Restoration Reach between river mile 6.5 and 8.0. Project area has recently been enrolled in USDA Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program. Project reach supports ESA listed Spring Chinook- juvenile over wintering/migration, Steelhead-spawning/rearing/overwintering and migration, Fall Chinook- spawning/rearing and Bull Trout overwintering/migration and designated as critical habitat for Bull Trout by US Fish & Wildlife. WDFW completed the Tucannon Juvenile Salmonid Survival and Habitat Utilization study, project #15-1322 (2019), identifying stream reaches where overwinter juvenile mortality is high. This project is located in a priority reach to address juvenile salmonid overwintering habitats. Goals are to develop designs that address habitat limiting factors identified in the Draft Tucannon River Habitat Restoration Prioritization and Conceptual Restoration Plans (HRPCRP) (Anchor 2020). Enhance instream complexity/diversity, floodplain connectivity, sediment sorting and storage and pool development supporting various salmonid life cycle needs. Designs will include landowner property management objectives and limitations.