NAEP proudly lists 19 state, multi-state, and regional chapters and several active Student Chapters. Our chapters cover much of the U.S. although a few states are presently without local chapters.

Interested environmental professionals begin affiliate chapters by local initiative and charge dues separate from national dues to support chapter activities. In addition, student chapters are located at various U.S. colleges and universities and generally charge nominal member dues or none at all. Students interested in beginning a student chapter should contact Bruce Hasbrouck (bhasbrouck@fallerdavis.com). Contact any board member (as listed on this website) or contact John Irving (john.irving@inl.gov) (Chapter Committee Chair) for information on starting a chapter in your area.

There is current interest in starting chapters in Louisiana, Nebraska, Nevada, New York, and Virginia. Contact John Irving (john.irving@inl.gov) if you live in one of those states and would like to assist in bringing a NAEP Chapter to your state or area.

Please click the links below to go to specific Chapter pages:

Alaska Association of Environmental Professionals

Arizona Association of Environmental Professionals

California Association of Environmental Professionals

Florida Association of Environmental Professionals

Georgia Association of Environmental Professionals

Hawaii Association of Environmental Professionals

Illinois Association of Environmental Professionals

Indiana Association of Environmental Professionals

Mid America Association of Environmental Professionals

Mid Atlantic Association of Environmental Professionals

North Carolina Association of Environmental Professionals

North Texas Association of Environmental Professionals

Northwest Association of Environmental Professionals

Pennsylvania Association of Environmental Professionals

Rio Grande Association of Environmental Professionals

Rocky Mountain Association of Environmental Professionals

South Texas Association of Environmental Professionals

Texas Association of Environmental Professionals