The ERIS NEPA Report is an invaluable first step in your impact analysis. With critical information on wildlife refuges, historical sites, sensitive receptors, and more, our report streamlines your assessment process and helps ensure NEPA compliance. Our report provides fast and easy access to this vital data.

The ERIS NEPA Report offers the unique benefit of integrated data and layering capabilities through ERIS Xplorer – ERIS’ visualization and analysis platform.

This integration allows users to seamlessly combine data from the NEPA report with other layers of data and information about the subject property within Xplorer.

1. FCC and FAA Sites (Communications Towers):

• AM Radio Structures

• Antenna Structure Registration

• Cellular Towers

2. Historic Sites Report:

• Cemetery Features

• National Register of Historic Places

• AIAN Land Area Representations

• Indian Reservations

• Tribal Leaders Directory

3. Natural Areas Report:

• Approved Acquisition Boundaries

• Coastal Barrier Resource System

• National Natural Landmark Sites

• National Wild and Scenic Rivers System

• National Wildlife Refuge System

4. Sensitive Receptors:

• Hospital Facilities

• NCES Postsecondary Schools

• NCES Private Schools

• NCES Public Schools

• Nursing Homes

• Places of Worship

5. Special Status Species Report:

• Critical Habitats*
(*Federal Critical Habitats, including Threatened and Endangered Species data for the entire US (not State-level species data outside Texas) )

6. FEMA Maps:

• FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer

7. Wetlands (NWI) Map:

• U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Wetland Data

Texas-Specific Special Status Species Report: Texas-Specific Special Status Species Report: If your project is in Texas, our special report provides information on critical habitats, rare, threatened, and endangered species, Texas Natural Diversity Database element occurrences, and wildlife-managed areas.