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News release: Landing Blitz events June 28 through July 5 will raise awareness of #aquaticinvasivespecies via @Granicus #GreatLakes #ReportAt #MISIN #invasivespecies #Midwest #AIS
News release: Landing Blitz events June 28 through July 5 will raise awareness of aquatic invasive species
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Spotted lanternfly could be the next #invasivespecies to threaten #Michigan’s agriculture, natural resources via @Granicus #GreatLakes #ReportAt #MISIN #Midwest #SLF #TreeOfHeaven
Spotted lanternfly could be the next invasive species to threaten Michigan’s agriculture, natural resources
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Gypsy moth caterpillars are eating leaves; here's what to do via @Granicus #invasivespecies #GreatLakes #Michigan #ReportAt
Gypsy moth caterpillars are eating leaves; here's what to do
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We're excited to be back out in the field and we're committed to keeping our natural resources healthy and protected.
We're making every attempt to do so as safely as possible which means we won't be hosting events this summer and site visits will be at a minimum.
Protect trees and forests from #invasivespecies; don’t move firewood via @Granicus
#Michigan #DontMoveFirewood #ForestHealth #GreatLakes #ReportAt
Protect trees and forests from invasive species; don’t move firewood
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Happy National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
Please check out the link below for some nice educational webinars and invasive species educational materials.
https://t.co/63jm3DU3cI
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