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  • Dinner Creek Fish Passage Barrier Removal Project

    This project removed three undersized culverts on Dinner Creek at Briceland Thorne Road in Humboldt County — including a complete barrier to all life stages — and supplemented emergency replacement work with habitat improvements including river-run gravels, roughened channel work, and instream fish structures. Located in the South Fork Eel River watershed, the project opened 1.8 miles of spawning and rearing habitat and included riparian revegetation, benefiting coho salmon and steelhead.