The California Resource Recovery Association (CRRA, founded 1974) is California’s statewide recycling association. It is the oldest and one of the largest non-profit recycling organizations in the United States.
A 501(C)3 organization, CRRA is dedicated to achieving environmental sustainability in and beyond California through Zero Waste strategies including product stewardship, waste prevention, reuse, recycling and composting.
CRRA’s members represent all aspects of California’s reduce-reuse-recycle-compost economy. Our members work for cities, counties, municipal districts, and businesses as well as hauling companies, material processors, non-profit organizations, state agencies, and allied professionals.
2012 Conference
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The 36th Annual CRRA Conference and Tradeshow returns to the Oakland Marriott City Center and adjacent Oakland Convention Center.
CRRA received a record number of submissions to the Call for Speakers/Call for Content that closed on December 5, 2011. CRRA is no longer accepting submissions.
Submissions will be reviewed and selected. Seakers and session organizers will be contacted in the coming weeks.
2012 Awards
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The California Resource Recovery Association is announcing their call for nominations for its Annual Awards Program.
Awards will be presented during the 36th Annual CRRA Conference at the Oakland Marriott City Center/Convention Center in Oakland, August 5-8, 2012. (Read more and download the Nomination form)
CRRA's Professional Certification in Resource Management program is for new and seasoned professionals in the recycling, composting, reuse, resource management and solid waste management fields.
moreCRRA has partnered with Santa Monica College to launch the "California Works Alliance" Industry Certification Program.
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