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What is NOWRA?
The National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA) is the largest organization within the U.S. dedicated to educating and representing members within the onsite and decentralized industry.  Our members include educators, regulators, engineers, contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, and other parties dedicated to protecting water resources and the environment.  More information....    ....
About Onsite Waste Water Technology
  "Onsite wastewater management system" (also called a“Decentralized system”), has become a commonly-used term to describe a wastewater treatment system that treats and disperses wastewater at or near its source. Decentralized systems include systems which serve individual homes (often known as a "Septic System"), a cluster of homes, a subdivision or small community as well as commercial and industrial complexes. These systems take advantage of the vast capacity of soil to remove or transform pollutants that are in the effluent as it percolates through the soil thereby maintaining the quality and quantity of our groundwater. By definition, onsite wastewater management systems are a ‘green technology’ because treated effluent recharges local aquifers. More
Welcome to nowra.org’s new home!

We’re pleased to introduce NOWRA’s new website. We hope you find it to be a useful resource.  The new nowra.org offers substantially more capabilities than the old website. This should make it easier for you to find information, promote your business, manage your NOWRA membership, and conduct business with the association. Over the next several months we will continue to add more content and more features to the website, but for now, click here if you are interested in learning more about the website.

NOWRA News and Highlights

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NOWRA is pleased to announce that the Onsite Wastewater Association of Idaho has voted to affiliate with NOWRA for 2013. OWAI website:


On January 14-15, 100 industry professionals from New Jersey gathered in Flemington, NJ for a 2-day Advanced Installer Training program hosted by NOWRA. Then, on March 19-20, 65 more people attended a NOWRA training event in Bridgeton, NJ. These trainings were held in response to a recent requirement by New Jersey’s Department of Environmental Protection that installers obtain the advanced level of the Certified Installer of Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems (CIOWTS) credential offered through the National Environmental Health Association (NEHA). Read More.



 

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