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Washtenaw Stiltgrass Coordinator Position:
Job Summary: Coordinate the treatment of stiltgrass in defined hot zones in Scio Township, Washtenaw County.
#jobopportunity #paidposition #Invasivespecies #japanesestiltgrass #seekingapplicants
Let's give a warm welcome to our #PlayCleanGo partner of the week, Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network! Pictured is a youth camp offered through the Benzie Conservation District! https://t.co/daV1VceYqL
Controlled Burn Planned Today at Barton Nature Area via @Nextdoor
Controlled Burn Planned Today at Barton Nature Area (City of Ann Arbor) | Nextdoor
The Natural Area Preservation Unit of the City of Ann Arbor will conduct controlled burns today at Barton Nature Area. Controlled burns are used to en...
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Researchers have found larval Grass carp in the Maumee River. As the fishing season approaches, check your bait to ensure you don't have any invasive species, and to dispose of unused bait in the trash. #grasscarp #invasivespecies
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It's #InvasiveSpeciesWeek! Not every organism that is introduced is an equal risk for becoming invasive. @MSUExtension's Dr. Sturtevant & @CIGLR_UM's @ELontheroad discuss: Alien language: Stages of invasion. @NOAA_GLERL @UMSEAS @MInvasives @miseagrant
Alien language: Stages of invasion - Michigan Sea Grant
Part 2: Not every organism that is introduced is an equal risk for becoming invasive.
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Showcasing the DNR: Battling #oakwilt disease via @Granicus #InvasiveSpecies #ReportAt #GreatLakes #Oak #ForestPests #Forest #Midwest
Showcasing the DNR: Battling oak wilt disease
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