Purpose Statement
To support the efforts of regional and local groups working to control invasive species in Michigan.Guiding Principles
- Provide a network for local and regional invasive species coordinators
- Share information among those working to control invasive species
- Increase effectiveness of local and regional control efforts
- Address common challenges in implementing control efforts
- Enhance communication on invasive species statewide
Supporting Agencies and Partners
GLIN Daily News
- Feds create Indiana’s first national park on dunes of Lake Michigan shore
- COMMENTARY: New DNR must stop coal pollution in Lake Michigan
- Public asked to help create ‘a concept of Lake Huron forever’
- Marathon wants to keep storing pet coke uncovered along Detroit River
- Toledo given the ‘all clear’ for water contamination
Will tench be next Great Lakes invasive species problem?
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The Oakland County CISMA (Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area) is hiring! We're looking for a part-time Technician to do some invasive species work in the coming year. Check out the full job description at the link below! https://t.co/3Bs7iiEXrW
Learn about the management of #invasivespecies Starry Stonewort in Michigan #lakes. Conference on Friday, 3/15/19 in Lansing, sponsored by the Michigan Waterfront Alliance. $25 includes lunch. https://t.co/vn4RpvORyJ 📸 @nysdec #Nitellopsis
👏👏 Happy Birthday @MiStateParks !
Michigan State Parks on Twitter
“May 12, 1919, the Legislature established the Michigan State Park Commission, paving the way for Michigan's state parks system. Michigan is now...
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May 12, 1919, the Legislature established the Michigan State Park Commission, paving the way for Michigan's state parks system. Michigan is now home to 103 state parks, as well as rustic campgrounds, boat launches, trails and more! Celebrate with us! https://t.co/Nz5xBgTMeC
Local efforts receive invasive species grant funding #Michigan #GreatLakes #InvasiveSpecies #ReportAt #MISC
Local efforts receive invasive species grant funding
Organizations and agencies in Emmet and Charlevoix counties recently received some state dollars to help aid in fighting invasive species.
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Tempted to put your tree out to help wildlife? Don't do this. If your tree contains #InvasiveSpeicies, you're introducing them to the neighborhood. #Recycle or use a compost facility, if possible. #ChristmasTreeDisposal #PlayCleanGo https://t.co/VJ0FT94lG5
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