Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired: Tammy York
Meet Tammy York, non-fiction author and one of the featured artists of our Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired series for Woman’s History Month.
Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired: Tracie Vaughn Kleman
Meet Tracie Vaughn Kleman, poet and children’s novelist and one of the featured artists of our Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired series for Woman’s History Month.
Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired: Jasmine Warga
Meet Jasmine Warga, children’s novelist and one of the featured artists of our Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired series for Woman’s History Month.
Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired: Emma Carlson Berne
Meet Emma Carlson Berne, children’s book author and ghostwriter, and one of the featured artists of our Woman-Made, Nature-Inspired series for Woman’s History Month.
Invasive Species Management Tools of the Trade: Sledgehammers and Scalpels
Great Parks of Hamilton County’s Conservation & Parks staff take a varied approach to invasive species management and removal based on the needs of the habitat.
How We Make Maple Syrup at Great Parks
The sweet sap of the maple trees is flowing and the team here at Great Parks of Hamilton County begins collection.
Sustainability Accomplishments in 2023 at Great Parks
As our Sustainability Coordinator looks back on her first year, we’re excited to share the successes we’ve had with our landfill diversion programs, cleanup events, and new programming for employees.
Maintaining a Healthy Yard: Reducing Runoff Pollution through Naturalization
While green lawns are a big part of our culture, it’s worth considering how these altered landscapes add to water runoff patterns, which have proven to be detrimental to native biodiversity and human health.