After: Buttonbush Park Restoration Over 20,000 cubic yards of fine sediment were removed, the understory was cleared, and woody habitat was added to the two side and connecting channels. Over 2,800 cubic yards of gravel were added to the Stanislaus River. Overall, project vision was to work with the local community and stakeholders to restore habitat for juvenile and adult salmonids, and to mitigate decades of mining and river regulation through floodplain and channel restoration. Restoration organizations: United States Fish and Wildlife Service, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, United States Army Corps of Engineers, Collaboration with adjacent landowners. © Cramer Fish Sciences