Deep Gulch and Sheridan Creek Channel Rehabilitation Projects, completed in fall 2017, enhance the existing habitat, increase the functional floodplain area, and protect existing high-use spawning riffles. Work included reducing the encroachment of riparian vegetation; placement of large wood material; physical alteration of alluvial features (e.g., placement or excavation of alluvial material to construct floodplains and side channels); construction of large wood hydraulic and habitat structures; and removal or replacement of riparian and upland vegetation at strategic locations. Revegetation efforts are now ongoing. This is a Trinity River Restoration Program project, lead by the US Bureau of Reclamation and US Bureau of Land Management. © Trinity River Restoration Program