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GCPA and the GCD-AMP goals, as well as their relevance for meeting tribal information needs. (Representatives from the Navajo Nation and Pueblo of Zuni were asked to participate in this workshop also but were unable to do so.) The participating Tribes were asked to articulate rationales for using specific approaches and methodologies, as well as define the resource values that they consider important to monitor and preserve. The tribes did so by describing their chosen approaches to monitoring in terms of both traditional cultural perspectives, as well as in relation to the perceived changing needs and directions received from the BOR, PA, and GCD-AMP over the past ten years. . In FY06, as a foundational step towards developing a long term plan for monitoring tribal interests in the CRE, the tribes that are actively monitoring resources in the CRE will produce synthetic reports describing the history of their respective monitoring programs, the methodologies employed, information needs satisfied (both Tribal needs for information, as well as information needs identified in the AMP Strategic Plan) and summarizing the results of their monitoring work over the past ten years, These synthetic reports will serve a function similar to the SCORE Report, but will reflect the values and issues of principal concern to each individual Tribe. These synthetic reports will summarize baseline condition information and current trends in tribally valued resources to serve as the foundation for future tribal monitoring programs. . Expected Products: I) Comprehensive synthesis of monitoring work conducted by each tribe since 1995 (one report from each of the three tribal entities actively engaged in monitoring CRE resources), including a complete history of monitoring work conducted by each tribe in the CRE, methods used, results obtained, and recommendations for future management of Glen Canyon Dam and the CRE based on the past ten years of monitoring work. 2) Formal presentations to TWG and AMWG in the summer of 2006, presenting a synopsis of the final synthetic report, summarizing monitoring results, and providing recommendations to TWG and AMWG based on those monitoring results. .