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
- Teen scientists went looking for meteorites in the Great Lakes. They found another type of alien.
- Kaptur visits demonstration farm addressing runoff pollution
- New breakwater for Park Avenue boat launch could exceed $1.3 million
- Emmet County receives $21,000 coastal community grant
- Tests reveal elevated lead levels in Hamtramck drinkning water
- Slow progress in addressing water levels
- Lake Erie’s water crisis is so bad this brewery is putting algae in beer
- Great Lakes weather phenomena: Video shows waterspouts spotted along Lake Erie shoreline
- Land conservancies protect natural areas across Michigan
- NOAA says algae season over for the region
Help block Asian carp! "Once they start, it's over." Watch a new video and sign a petition to #BlockAsianCarp: https://t.co/dP7HfjXRqP
Which of the following is the invasive #JapaneseKnotweed? Do you have Knotweed at your house? Many Michigan Conservation Districts have an injector you can use to kill the plant!! Want to get better at identifying this invasive? Head to @MidwestInvasive or https://t.co/skyWoB9Kww
The latest #invasivespecies #EAB map by @USDA_APHIS shows 35 states and 5 provinces with confirmed catches of this #foresthealth threat. Look for D-shaped holes on ash trees. Woodpeckers will flake off bark in search of larvae, resulting in a "blonding" effect on the trunk.
My co-presenter Kevin Walters of @MichiganDEQ setting the stage for our #MILC2018 session on boat washing to stop the spread of aquatic #InvasiveSpecies - 5 years of statewide education partnerships!
#cleandraindry #stopaquatichitchhikers
This was my classroom today. Took a bunch of @michiganstateu students from @CANRatMSU out hunting for aquatic plants of a beautiful September afternoon. My job is cool. #macrophytes #limnology
A survey was conducted to determine public support regarding measures to prevent he spread of Asian Carp from the Illinois River to the Great Lakes. Check out the results! #asiancarp #ais #invasivespecies
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