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When you’re out ice fishing, dispose of unused bait in the trash. Never dump it in the water, leave it on the ice, or transfer it to a new waterbody.
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Dennis Glick
Is this workshop in person or a zoom meeting? Thanks for your response. Dennis Glick
Claire Peterson
Hi Dennis, it looks like it will be in person but I would definitely reach out to the Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network to see if a zoom link can be provided! More information on the event can be found here: https://www.habitatmatters.org/autumn-olive-community-workshop.html