Below Meadow Springs Country Club, several fish species have been spotted.
In some years, these can include salmon and trout, however summer water temperatures, which can exceed 74 °F (23 °C), can be lethal to fish populations.
The creek also serves as an oasis with heightened amounts of vegetation around it.
The basin around the creek serves as a home to hares, quail and beavers.
River otters have been spotted in the creek.

In Amon Basin, there are about a half dozen beaver dams which form small ponds along the length of the creek in that area.

It is believed that fish hatcheries run by the Yakama Nation have contributed to the fish population in the creek.
Below Meadow Springs Country Club, several fish species have been spotted. In some years, these can include salmon and trout, however summer water temperatures, which can exceed 74 °F (23 °C), can be lethal to fish populations. The creek also serves as an oasis with heightened amounts of vegetation around it. The basin around the creek serves as a home to hares, quail and beavers. River otters have been spotted in the creek.
In Amon Basin, there are about a half dozen beaver dams which form small ponds along the length of the creek in that area.
It is believed that fish hatcheries run by the Yakama Nation have contributed to the fish population in the creek.
Amon Creek