Coverage · BA
Wisconsin
Atlensa reviews Biological Assessments for projects in Wisconsin - catching errors before they reach USFWS Midwest Region (Wisconsin Ecological Services, Green Bay / Madison) and flagging gaps in ESA §7 compliance.
Request Early AccessConsulting Agencies
USFWS Midwest Region (Wisconsin Ecological Services, Green Bay / Madison)
Wisconsin DNR Bureau of Natural Heritage Conservation
USACE Chicago and St. Paul Districts (action-agency role)
Key Regulatory Programs
ESA Section 7 consultation
Wisconsin Endangered and Threatened Species Law (NR 27)
Incidental Take Permits (state)
NR 103 wetland biological conditions
Frequently Consulted Species / Resources
Northern long-eared bat and tricolored batKirtland's warbler (limited)Hine's emerald dragonflyPoweshiek skipperling and rusty patched bumble beePiping plover (Great Lakes)
Regulatory Context
Wisconsin BAs are bats, skippers, Hine's emerald, and Great Lakes plover. NR 27 take permits are a separate state track. NR 103 wetland permits often carry species conditions the federal BA understates, especially in northern peatlands. Atlensa reads the BA against NHI results, the WEPA EA, and the NR 103 file.
How Atlensa Helps
Reviews Biological Assessments against ESA §7 and the programs that apply in Wisconsin
Checks the report against USFWS Midwest Region (Wisconsin Ecological Services, Green Bay / Madison) and related agency requirements
Flags data gaps, inconsistencies, and missing documentation
Reduces report turnaround from days to hours
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Other reports in Wisconsin
EAEnvironmental AssessmentNEPAPhase I ESAPhase I Environmental Site AssessmentASTM E1527WDRWetland Delineation ReportUSACE / CWA 404
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