Background photo: Invasive Callery Pear (white) invades an
open area in southern Hamilton County

The Hamilton County Invasives Partnership is a collaborative of Hamilton County citizens, environmental organizations, and government entities. We work together to tackle the invasive species infestation in our county through collaborative programs, volunteer events, and individualized technical assistance for landowners.   

Our website is a great place to learn about invasives and the threats they pose to our community, how you can
​remove invasives from your property, and the many ways you can be involved with HIP. 

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About HIP

The Hamilton County Invasives Partnership (HIP) was established in 2019 as the county's Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA).  The Partnership serves to unite land owners and managers, organizations, and citizens in the battle against invasive species and the destruction they cause across the county. 

​Vision: That Hamilton County's ecology, economy, and public health will be unobstructed by invasive species.​

2024 Annual Report

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Our Mission

​The Hamilton County Invasives Partnership is a coalition whose mission is to mobilize land stewards to manage and eliminate invasive species in Hamilton County. We will do this through education and encouraging action.

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Who we are

HIP is made up of concerned citizens, property owners and managers and representatives from groups such as: municipalities, parks and recreation departments, environmental organizations, community groups, non-profits, businesses, and more.

While there are subject matter experts part of the HIP team, you certainly do not have be an expert to join. HIP is a great place to apply your knowledge and skills or learn.   

There are many ways to be involved so we invite you to sign up for our email list or join us for a monthly meeting.