This project will install multiple large woody debris (LWD) structures on Williams Creek at the Provolt Recreation Site. The project area spans approximately 500 linear feet of Williams Creek and will involve the installation of 4-5 large wood structures containing up to 100 logs to improve habitat. Each structure will consist of 5-7 buried logs with root wads installed vertically, with an additional 10-15 intertwined logs strategically placed for stability during high-flow events. Since there are no mature trees or bedrock anchor points available near the stream to secure the logs, approximately 50 boulders (2-4 ft diameter) will be incorporated as ballast within the structures to provide additional stability. The design utilizes a 'field fit' approach where exact placement and configuration of structures will be determined on-site in collaboration with project partners. All restoration actions will be implemented in cooperation with APWC and the BLM.

The project site is located on BLM-managed land at the Provolt Recreation Site in Josephine County, Oregon. This location provides public access to Williams Creek, an important tributary in the Applegate watershed. The APWC is implementing this project in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management Grants Pass Field Office, with funding provided to improve aquatic habitat conditions for native fish species and overall watershed health in this reach of Williams Creek.