Huron Heartland Invasive Species Network
Our goal is to stop the introduction, spread, and distribution of invasive weed species in the ecosystems along the lake Huron shoreline and adjacent ecosystems to which it connects. The Huron Heartland Invasive Species Network, formerly known as the Northeast Michigan CWMA focuses on the fight against invasive species along the Lake Huron shoreline in Northeast Michigan, but also includes inland invaders as well.
The Northeast Michigan CWMA covers Iosco, Alcona, Alpena, Presque Isle, Cheboygan, Otsego, Montmorency, Crawford, Oscoda, Roscommon and Ogemaw Counties.
Partners
Huron Pines
Michigan Department of Environmental Quality
Michigan Department of Natural Resources and Environment
Michigan Natural Features Inventory (MNFI)
Michigan Sea Grant
The Nature Conservancy
Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary
U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Forest Service and Local Units of Government
Contact us
GLIN Daily News
- Nearly 1 mile of undeveloped Lake Huron waterfront slated to become a public park
- Investigation into PFAS at CRTC will yield cleanup plan
- Decades-old aluminum cans deposited on Minnesota Point
- Nestle opponent asks judge to overturn Michigan case dismissal
- Major progress made cleaning up toxic green ooze site in Madison Heights
- Former MNRF biologist calling for mainland caribou rescue along Lake Superior
- Michigan DNR seeks input on draft of public lands strategy
- Hundreds of shipwreck artifacts, worth about $1.5M, may be donated to Racine Heritage Museum
- Wisconsin DNR board refuses to set early wolf hunt
- Great Lakes shipping down only 1.7% this navigation season despite coronavirus pandemic
Curious how ISN is wrapping-up the year? Check out our November Enewsletter - available online via the link! (Just ignore that it says August enews...technology...🙄)
https://mailchi.mp/d20d03f35999/isn-august-enewsletter-7081661
Recently, DNR had sent out a bulletin regarding the finding of the invasive species "mile a minute". While the leaves have shriveled and the berries have turned brown, one identifying feature is it looks like dark brown tinsel. #invasivespecies #mileaminute #invasivepests
News release: Continued vigilance urged after dead Spotted Lanternfly cases identified in #Michigan #invasivespecies
Huron Pines partnered with Black Lake Preservation Society in August to treat invasive purple loosestrife along roadsides around #BlackLake. Volunteers clipped and bagged flower heads and we followed with herbicide, targeting only the loosestrife and protecting #nativeplants.
Help Spider Lake with Invasive Species Issue - https://mailchi.mp/mymlsa.org/help-spider-lake-with-invasive-species-issue Take the survey to tell us about your experience with Purple Loosestrife.
Invasive mile-a-minute weed found in Calhoun County #Michigan #invasivespecies #alert #watchlist #CISMAs #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive
Invasive mile-a-minute weed found in Calhoun County
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