Ecological conservation in Hamilton Township, New Jersey

Welcome to Hamilton Twp Environmental, your dedicated local government office committed to preserving and enhancing the natural beauty and ecological health of Hamilton Township. Conveniently located at 2100 Greenwood Avenue, Trenton, New Jersey, we serve as the community's resource for environmental management, policy implementation, and sustainability initiatives. At Hamilton Twp Environmental, we are passionate about fostering a clean, safe, and vibrant environment for all residents. Our team works diligently to address environmental concerns, promote green practices, and ensure compliance with local, state, and federal environmental regulations. Whether you have questions about waste management, recycling programs, or conservation efforts, we are here to provide guidance and support.

Welcome to the Mercer County Soil Conservation District, your trusted local government office dedicated to the stewardship and sustainable management of natural resources in Mercer County, New Jersey. Conveniently located at 590 Hughes Drive, Hamilton Township, our mission is to promote soil and water conservation through innovative practices, education, and community engagement. We work closely with landowners, developers, and residents to implement effective conservation strategies that protect our environment and ensure the health and vitality of our local ecosystems. Whether you are looking for guidance on erosion control, water management, or sustainable land use, our experienced team is here to provide expert advice and support. Visit us to learn more about our programs, services, and how you can contribute to conserving our precious natural resources for future generations.

Welcome to the Raingarden Restoration Project, a serene oasis nestled in the heart of Hamilton Township, New Jersey. Located at 317 George Dye Road, our park is a testament to the beauty and sustainability of natural landscapes. Our mission is to restore and maintain vibrant raingardens that not only enhance the local environment but also serve as a sanctuary for relaxation and education. At the Raingarden Restoration Project, visitors can explore a variety of meticulously maintained gardens that showcase the ecological benefits of native plants and innovative water management techniques. Our park offers a peaceful retreat where nature enthusiasts, families, and community members can connect with the environment and learn about sustainable gardening practices.