Restoration | Stream, Fisheries, and Habitat

• Habitat, riparian, natural flow, and watershed restoration and enhancement,
• Stream modification to address quality, velocity, temperature, and depth,
• Fish passage, hydrologic alteration, staging and resting points, and habitat protection,
• Selective stream sediment and stacked boulder revetment to create back eddies, rills, velocity changes, and protection from stressors such as predators,
• Streambed stabilization, re-contouring, planting, and mitigation of agricultural impacts (stream bank erosion from watering of cattle),
• Installation of Farmers Conservation Alliance screens for irrigation, agriculture, and hydropower (The FCA screen allows separation of aquatic life from entering the intake structure), 
• Installation of Engineered Log Jams, flood plain roughness, and catchers mitt,
• In-water infrastructure removal, repair, rehabilitation, and demolition of concrete and steel structures,
• Utilization of alternative constructive methods to protect, preserve, and minimize impacts to sensitive habitat, river crossings, and riparian zones,
• Single point construction access, off-stream staging, use of environmentally sensitive/bio-based oil, lubricants, grease in construction equipment and pressure-sensitive tracked trucks,
• Coffer dam construction, levee repair, rip rap repair, stacked rock wall repairs,
• By-pass water control, dewatering points and plans,