Fromm property was identified as a high priority for riparian restoration through Chelan County’s 2017 Riparian Prioritization Report funded by WA Department of Ecology. Lack of riparian vegetation and a high-eroding bank along with a line of relic rip-rap in the middle of the river were contributing to water quality and poor habitat issues. Through funding from WA Department of Ecology and with support from Icicle Work Group, Chelan County Natural Resource Department was able to secure landowner support, develop restoration designs, and obtain all required environmental permits to implement the restoration project. In 2022, six engineered log jams, boulder clusters using the relic riprap, a section of reinforced coir/willow mat, and over 2,000 native riparian plants were installed along 800 feet of streambank. Monitoring and maintenance of the project will occur for at least 3 years following implementation to ensure project goals are met in the long term.

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