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BiOp Efforts Science Science Process Current Actions Monitoring Research Protected Species Important Links Emergent Sandbar Habitat Shallow Water Mitigation Environmental Impact Land Acquisition Mitigation Documents Mitigation Meetings Cottonwood Forest Flow Modification Drainage Monitoring Groundwater Monitoring Yellowstone Intake Science Stakeholders involved in the Missouri River Recovery Program are using the best science available to learn more about the basin. Particularly, how management of the river, the habitats and the threatened and endangered species are influencing basin ecosystems. Issue Incomplete knowledge and understanding of a complex river system that spans a large, diverse landscape creates challenges for making good recovery decisions. Goal Ensure that management decisions are based on the best available science by planning, conducting and communicating an integrated science program. Additional information about science efforts within the Missouri River basin can be found through the following links. To view current Monitoring and Research actions, navigate to Current Actions and then select either Monitoring or Research. Select the appropriate link to the left or below to review MRRP science activities. Science Process Visit this link to learn about the science processes used by the MRRP to collect information and make informed decisions. Current Actions Scientists in the MRRP are taking actions to promote ecosystem and species recovery along the Missouri River. Visit this link to learn about ongoing monitoring and research actions. Important Links Visit this link for a list of important links to other pertinent science efforts. © 2007, MRRP. Contact us for more assistance. Banner Photo: Nebraska Land Magazine/Nebraska Game and Parks Commission