History of NARO

NARO has eleven chartered state organizations. NARO-Texas, OK-NARO,  NARO-Rockies (serving mineral owners in Montana, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico)  NARO-Arkansas, NARO- Appalachia (serving mineral owners in Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky and North Carolina), NARO-Pennsylvannia, NARO-New York, NARO-Louisiana NARO-California, NARO-North Dakota and created October 2014 NARO - Colorado. All chapters provide education, political action and state conventions that bring together friends and neighbors from across the nation to keep them informed and working togther on issue of importance to their property.

The NARO Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) organization that has a long established certification program for minerals management. The NARO Foundation will accept gifts of mineral rights to fund future generations' education so that families can continue to make lease trades that protect the interest and enhance development. NARO also keeps a Washington presence with its National Legislative Council. Meeting annually in Washington, D.C. the NLC is the voice and image of royalty owners to Congress and the myriad of agencies that govern our natural resources.

Joining is easy and inexpensive. Consider it an investment for your family. Mineral rights require knowledge, and as they say "Knowledge is power!" They are your rights, exercise them.