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
Upcoming Events
- Island Lake Recreation Area Workday August 26, 2017
- Highland Recreation Area Workday August 20, 2017
- Grand Mere State Park Workday August 19, 2017
- Muskegon State Park Workday August 19, 2017
- Belle Isle Park Workday August 19, 2017
GLIN DAILY NEWS
- Quebec seizes three illegal Asian carp from Montreal businesses
- Lawmakers urge Trump to immediately issue carp study
- EDITORIAL: Carp discovery speaks to danger of inaction
- Invasive species gang up on crayfish
- New bill could roll back Great Lakes protections, let in invasive species
- Asian clam joins the threats of invasive species in the Great Lakes, comes from Illinois River
- Usually the villain, invasive species odd hero for native fish
- The Fund for Lake Michigan, and some goats, are helping to clean up Root River Corridor
- EDITORIAL: Getting creative about carp
- Invasive snail found in second stream in Dane County WI
Applied Spatial Ecology and Technical Services Laboratory
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