Restore natural flow
We are a Forks, Washington nonprofit
restoring salmon habitat on the
West End of the Olympic Peninsula
including the Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Hoh, Queets, and Quinault Rivers.
Our focus
Our project sites have been used by salmon as spawning habitat for decades.
In the 1990’s Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife built structures intending to improve and expand these spawning grounds.
WDFW then abandoned the sites.
Three decades on, many of those structures have degraded. Our focus now is on removing these legacy structures and letting nature reclaim the site.
Our work is done by hand. Our crews hike up into the rainforest, to the source of the streams that feed our rivers. With pick-axes, shovels, and buckets, we remove the old metal, plastic, and debris. We then harvest branches from nearby fir, hemlock, and willow weaving them and packing them with mud into build beaver-dam like structures.
Working by hand and using all natural materials, we believe natural flow will be restored, and salmon will thrive.
Fish N Brew
October 3, 2026
When people come together to share stories, celebrate, and turn their attention toward the same thing, that shared attention becomes a force of its own.
At Fish N Brew, we gather to celebrate salmon—their return, the rivers they travel, and the people who work to protect them.
Join us and share you favorite fish-tale, and welcome the salmon home.
NOW HIRING!
We are hiring event staff apply now:
Eagle Creek:
Shelter From the Storm
This documentary, created by John Gussman and narrated by PCSC Board Member and landowner David Hahn, covers the history of the Sol Duc tributary Eagle Creek Springs as a SHHEAR Site, and why it is an example of successful salmon habitat restoration:
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