About ARCSA
The American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association was founded in 1994 by Dr. Hari J. Krishna in Austin, Texas, to promote rainwater catchment systems in the United States. Our memberships consists of professionals working in city, state, and federal government, academia, manufacturers and suppliers of rainwater harvesting equipment, consultants, and other interested individuals. Membership is not limited to the US, and we encourage all rainwater harvesting enthusiasts to join our organization.
Today, over 300 people from around the world are ARCSA members, and ARCSA has offered many exceptional educational opportunities with conferences and speakers featuring some of the leading professionals in RWH.
ARCSA’s core objectives are as follows:
- To promote rainwater catchment systems through meetings and seminars,
- To provide networking between people with experience in rainwater catchment systems and those who might need technical or professional assistance in developing or building such systems,
- To provide a forum for discussion of new methods, techniques, and materials pertaining to rainwater catchment systems,
- To develop informal publications to assist in the design and use of rainwater catchment systems, and
- To establish acceptable treatment methods for harvested rainwater.
Our Board
, President |
, Vice President |
, Treasurer |
, Secretary |
, Director-at-Large |
, Past President |
ARCSA Regional Representatives:
Central Region |
Northeast Region |
Northwest Region |
Southeast Region |
Southwest Region |
Pacific Region |