Fill up to fight invasives
This spring, the Hamilton County Invasives Partnership is working with local partners to encourage citizens to “fill up to fight invasives” by providing a 5 gallon bucket to use in invasive species management.
Special HIP buckets with invasive garlic mustard information are available for free from the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District in Noblesville and other participating partners while supplies last.
Volunteer opportunities to take part in invasive species workday Weed Wrangles on public property can be found on the HIP events page.
We encourage you to post a photo of your full bucket on your social media or neighborhood community pages to show your friends and neighbors that you are removing invasive species! Studies show that seeing a neighbor, friend, or acquaintance removing invasives can serve as the perfect inspiration for other people to get started! Tag @hcinvasives so we can share your photo as well.
Remember-- after removing invasives, you qualify to apply for free natives trees or shrubs via our trade in program!
Special HIP buckets with invasive garlic mustard information are available for free from the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District in Noblesville and other participating partners while supplies last.
Volunteer opportunities to take part in invasive species workday Weed Wrangles on public property can be found on the HIP events page.
We encourage you to post a photo of your full bucket on your social media or neighborhood community pages to show your friends and neighbors that you are removing invasive species! Studies show that seeing a neighbor, friend, or acquaintance removing invasives can serve as the perfect inspiration for other people to get started! Tag @hcinvasives so we can share your photo as well.
Remember-- after removing invasives, you qualify to apply for free natives trees or shrubs via our trade in program!
