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Project Process & Schedule THE PLANNING PROCESS The Missouri River Ecosystem Restoration Plan and Environmental Impact Statement is a large study. The Missouri River is the longest river in the United States and its basin, which encompasses more than a half-million square miles, is the second largest in the United States. There are many people, organizations, and agencies that need to be involved in the study for it to be successful. The study has been divided into four phases with 10 steps that are anticipated to be completed by 2016, as pictured in the graphic below. Public input will be sought throughout the study; including formal comment periods during each of the four phases. What's New Draft MRERP Goals Draft MRERP Goals have been posted to the MRERP Documents page. End of 1st Public Scoping Period The Missouri River Ecosystem Restoration Plan public scoping comment period has come to an end. Thank you for all of your valuable input! For more information please check out MRERP EER comment and Response Report, Missouri River Projects, Programs, and Associations fact sheet, and MRERP bulletin 2. There will be other opportunities to comment during future comment periods. This Web site is the Corps of Engineers' online news and information guide for the overall Missouri River Recovery Program. What is MRERP? | Project Background | Purpose and Need | Project Scope | Planning Process and Schedule | Partners © 2007, MRRP. Contact us for more assistance. Banner Photo: Nebraska Land Magazine/Nebraska Game and Parks Commission