The Watershed Restoration Program of British Columbia is a program whereby watersheds that have been damaged by past logging practices undergo restoration. The program involves a number of steps that commence with an overview study, followed by a detailed field assessment, generation of conceptual level prescriptions, implementation of the prescriptions and finally, monitoring of results. The process is divided into two components, one relating to upslope (roads, hill slopes and gullies) concerns and the other relating to stream and riparian concerns. This project was related to the stream and riparian areas.