SW x SW Corner CISMA
The Michigan departments of Natural Resources, Environmental Quality and Agriculture and Rural Development have awarded the SW x SW Corner Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (SWxSW Corner CISMA) funding to assist with preventing and controlling invasive species.
This project was funded in part with funds from the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program through the Departments of Natural Resources, Environmental Quality, and Agriculture and Rural Development.
GLIN Daily News
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$3.6 million in grants available to fight #invasivespecies in #Michigan via @Granicus
$3.6 million in grants available to fight invasive species in Michigan
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#Michigan continues early detection efforts for invasive carp via @Granicus #ReportAt #MISIN #GreatLakes #invasivespecies #asiancarp #invasivecarp #Midwest
Michigan continues early detection efforts for invasive carp
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AIS Awareness Week is June 30 - July 7 via @Granicus #invasivespecies #ais #aisawarenessweek #greatlakes #cleandraindry
AIS Awareness Week is June 30 - July 7
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Guess what these are? These are the small, white, star-shaped bulbils of starry stonewort, an aquatic invasive plant that out competes native plants and can negatively impact recreational activities. Wash your boats! #starrystonewort #ais #invasivespecies #cleandraindry
My fabulous summer crew collecting cuttings to test protocols to clonally propagate lingering green ash without grafting on #EAB susceptible rootstock. Will allow us to make lots of replicates for tests & breeding. @usfs_nrs @MInvasives @DCNRnews @USDA_APHIS #treeresistance
If you have oak trees on your property, this summer please be on the look out for unusual leaf shedding, rapid leaf discoloration, and spore mats that smell like mead or wine. Please click on the link below for more information about Oak Wilt. #oakwilt
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