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GLIN Daily News
- With western port backups, ships are getting cargo to the U.S. via the Great Lakes
- Great Lakes ferry, SS Badger, is back in Michigan with a fresh paint job
- New risk to be considered in Great Lakes Tunnel permitting process
- Michigan DNR has successful Great Lakes fisheries survey year
- Ice formations in Lake Superior
- DNR to host virtual public hearing on proposed Enbridge Line 5 pipeline relocation
- A city in Minnesota is attracting ‘climate migrants.’ Could Canada be next?
- Last laker leaves Port of Thunder Bay to end 2021 shipping season
- Area conservancy acquires more protected land
- H2Ohio project to restore, improve Chagrin River water quality in Willoughby
Time to check trees for hemlock woolly adelgids #Michigan #InvasiveSpecies #GreatLakes #Midwest #ReportAt -> @MidwestInvasive
Time to check trees for hemlock woolly adelgids
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DNR News: Wild birds, pruning oaks, hiring COs, community science...Prune oak trees in winter to avoid #oakwilt
#invasivespecies #GreatLakes #Midwest #ReportAt > @MidwestInvasive
DNR News: Wild birds, pruning oaks, hiring COs, community science & more
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Dreaded #didymo – or ‘rock snot’ – found in Upper Manistee River
#invasivespecies #Michigan #GreatLakes #Midwest #ReportAt > @MidwestInvasive
Dreaded didymo – or ‘rock snot’ – found in Upper Manistee River
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Lake St. Clair CISMA's McKenzi Waliczek off into the field for the first day of service with the new Six Rivers stewardship truck, off to kill water lettuce and water Hyacinth in Miller Drain. Thanks Bill Fairful for a great deal on a fabulous truck!
When most people think of bio control, they think of goats, other mammals and insects that are dynamic. Did you know that bacteria are also considered a biological control? See link below. #caterpillar #oruga #इल्ली #invasivespecies
Clean Boats, Clean Waters grants now available https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MIDEQ/bulletins/2fadb89/
#invasivespecies #AIS #greatlakes #CleanBoatsCleanWater #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive