Step 1:Welcome 2:What Matters to You 3:The Alternatives 4:Where you stand 5:Finish/Comments

What Matters to you? Based on conversations within BLM, with input from the Cooperating agencies , and with the public Tools Workshops , we propose these as the core values a person might use in making a decision among alternatives. Some of the values seemed like they needed more definition than the labels you see below; that's why they have the clickable i-button next to them. Another way to understand what we mean by the values is to look at the big picture of all the values and interests. In the context of BLM's Western Oregon plan revisions, think of what matters to you and rate it accordingly.    Respects and complies with the law and treaties All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Values individual quality of life All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Supports economic health All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Supports ecosystem health All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Considers global and national effects All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Ensures public safety All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Supports social sustainability All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less    Economizes on cost of implementation All that matters Really matters One thing that matters Doesn't much matter Could not care less Walking on the edge? (Optional) Share your thoughts about these values. Note: An open comment space like this appears on most pages. The limit for individual comments is 1000 characters.