Anchor QEA conducted the design analyses, developed logjam designs, produced permitting and construction documents, and oversaw all phases of contractor solicitation and construction for 10 Engineered Log Jams (ELJs) throughout a 1-mile project area of the North Fork Stillaguamish River.  The ELJs were designed to provide many benefits, including: enhancement and creation of beneficial riparian habitat such as forested islands and large holding pools for adult salmonids; reconnection of side-channel habitats; prevention of an imminent, undesirable avulsion; dispersion of flood flows; and reduction of erosive energy along State Route 530.