• DOI FY 2008 Annual Environmental Management Systems Report
• FY 2008 Departmental Summary Report on Bureau Environmental; Auditing Programs and Activities
• Interpretive Guidance on the Departmental's Environmental Management Systems Policy (515 DM 4)
• Implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) of 1969 - Final Rule (43 CFR Part 46)
• OEPC Environmental Committment Statement
• Improving Environmental Compliance and Performance Through Environmental Management Systems
• 515 DM 4 Environmental Management Systems
• FUDS Statement of Principles
• FUDS Access Letters FINAL
  (the standard access letter applies to all bureaus except NPS)
• BLM Instruction Memo for Site Inspections of FUDS
  
• Overview of FUDS Program, Army Corps of Engineers
• Department of Homeland Security Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) training slides
• DOI General Environmental Management Systems Awareness Training
• Bureau of Land Management - National Environmental Policy Act Revised Implementing Procedures
• Management Planning and NEPA Modernization Blueprint (Intranet Accessible Only)
• ESM05-3 Guidance for Preparing a Decision Memorandum When Performing Emergency Activities That Are Not Expected to Have a Significant Impact - Actions Associated with Hurricane Katrina
• Training on the "Principles of Effective Public Participation"
• Procedures for Acquiring Property Under the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure Act
• Standard Operating Procedures for National Response Framework Activations: Protection of Natural and Cultural Resources and Historic Properties under Emergency Support Function 11 (ESF-11)

OEPC's Mission Statement

To provide leadership on a national and regional level for environmental policies and compliance for the nation’s premier resource management and conservation agency.

OEPC's Vision

Be the Department’s unifying and lead voice for a wide range of environmental issues.

Ensure environmental stewardship and sustainability through compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), executive orders, regulations, and reporting requirements.

Manage the Department’s funding program for long-term cleanups of hazardous materials.

Oversee the Department’s activities to protect and recover natural and cultural resources and historic properties during emergency response actions.

OEPC accomplishes its objectives through the work of four headquarter teams in Washington, DC and eight regional offices throughout the nation. OEPC provides guidance and technical advice to the Secretary, Deputy Secretary, the Assistant Secretary-Policy, Management and Budget, the Deputy Assistant Secretary – Policy and Program Management, and other senior Departmental officials. OEPC works with bureau counterparts and other Departmental offices to ensure consistency in the Department’s environmental policies and guidance.