This project consisted of a review of the stream restoration literature, an exploration of stream rehabilitation projects in Connecticut, and the development of a computer model to quantify stream restoration on a watershed scale. Although an effort was made to perform a comprehensive literature search on the topic of stream restoration, it is likely that more information exists than that utilized for this work. The growing body of stream restoration literature is rapidly expanding with many forms of informal material being presented in electronic format via the World Wide Web. This project focused on the state of Connecticut, where most of the visited streams were located, yet some other New England sites were observed for comparison. In addition, the literature revealed some of the various types of stream rehabilitation projects applied throughout the United States, which offered insight into the driving factors and impediments of stream restoration. Ultimately, global positioning system (GPS) and geographical information system (GIS) were used to create spatially accurate maps quantifying stream restoration at the watershed scale.