After the devastating fires of 2020 the Mt Hood NF working with CRBC added 50 trees killed by during the fires to the lower 1000' of the South Fork Clackamas River. The project included constructing one 15 log apex log structure near the confluence of the SFK and mainstem Clackamas and tipping another 35 trees into the river. The largest tree was over 5 feet in diameter and 200 feet tall. Areas disturbed by the fire were treated for invasive weeds and replanted. Adding instream woody debris is a common strategy to increase habitat complexity, or alter the stream channel by reducing water velocity and increasing stream depth and pool frequency