NRDAR Case Document Library

Welcome to the U.S. Department of the Interior's (DOI) Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration Program (NRDAR Program) case map and document library.

This map and library provides Natural Resource Damage Assessment and Restoration (NRDAR) practitioners and the public, the ability to track NRDAR cases beginning with new case initiation through damage assessment, claim resolution, restoration planning and implementation, monitoring and case closure.

The purpose of this website is to give internal and external stakeholders access to high-quality, relevant NRDAR data, maps and photos. Users can find publicly available case documents in one centralized location, including: Fact Sheets and Agreements, and Administrative, Assessment, Settlement and Restoration documents. The search feature displays cases on the map and filters the data in the library based upon criteria the user selects. Search results can be downloaded in various formats.

NRDAR Map

The NRDAR Map provides a graphic display of cases and methods to sort and filter these cases as well as download information.

Explore the Map

Case Document Library

The Case Document Library provides an alphabetical list of cases by state, background information, and access to associated public documents.

Explore the Library

If you are a co-trustee here to check the status of your restoration withdrawal requests, visit the Withdrawal Dashboard. You can find a link from the dashboard to the form for submitting new requests, and also from each of your Case Detail pages within the Case Document Library. You must be a registered user and login to view these areas of the site.

View Your Withdrawal Requests

All information presented in this library is continuously updated. As cases progress through the NRDAR process, new publicly available data and documents will be generated and cases will be updated accordingly. Consequently, the user may notice that information about a case has changed when they revisit.

Gathering of case information is an ongoing effort. If you have data, documents or images to add, questions, or wish to report any errors, please contact DOINRDAR@ios.doi.gov.