The Australian Institute of Horticulture will lead the profession of horticulture nationally in promoting excellence and environmental responsibility in horticulture practice through quality professional development, service and advocacy

The AIH is managed nationally by an elected National Executive that consists of a President/Chair, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer and National Councillors who bring their expertise to assist with the management of the Institute.

The AIH Council is responsible for the overall national management of the Institute that includes policy, membership, finances, national and international representation and strategic development.

Regional Groups may have an elected Regional Convenor supported by a group of supporters and is responsible for the local development of programs to support AIH members.

Our Aims
> Improving our physical environment through appropriate use of plants.
> Maintain a code of ethics for professional horticulturists.
> Uphold and promote the quality of horticultural services provided by members.
> Promote and represent qualified horticulturists to government, industry and the public.
> Assist the development of standards and establish benchmarks for horticultural practices.
> Advance horticultural research and development.
> Assist and promote horticultural education and training.
> Conserve Australian flora and habitats to enhance bio-diversity.
> Improving the quality and selection of plants used in Australia.
> Promote strategic alliances and networking.
> Nurture the development of AIH in Australia and internationally.