Both work groups have steering committees made up of representatives from the full range of economic and environmental interests in the region. Today, in step three, the alternatives are being revised to reflect the concerns and suggestions provided by the scientific groups and the ideas and concerns of people in the region. We expect to have this step completed in early July. The second round of analysis is expected to be complete near the end of the summer. That report will be completed in the fall.
Values reflect what s important to people.
Values could be things like abundant fish harvests, or preserving Columbia River tribal communities cultural and religious traditions that have been passed down for thousands of years. With a vision, people try to paint a picture for the future of the river and the life it supports. In addition to fish and wildlife goals, a vision could describe the state of industry, agriculture or commerce. Goals and Objectives. These targets define the vision and give direction on how to proceed.