Pedal/Paddle trips are a great way to explore the parks, trails and rivers of Hamilton County.

Protecting their wild spaces was on the minds of 149 volunteers who donned their exclusive ‘Protect Your Wild’ ball cap thank-you gifts, picked up gloves, trash, and recycle bags and spread throughout Winton Woods for Great Parks’ biggest service project of the year.

For us at Great Parks of Hamilton County, Earth Day comes down to three words: Protect Your Wild.

On April 8, 2024, an incredible astronomical event – a total eclipse – will affect over 32 million people in the United States, and here in Ohio and Great Parks of Hamilton County we are lucky enough to be included!

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.

The sweet sap of the maple trees is flowing and the team here at Great Parks of Hamilton County begins collection.

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.

Great Parks of Hamilton County welcomes over six million visitors each year to our destinations throughout the county. One of our major operating priorities is maintaining resources at these sites for future generations.