Invasives - Why We Care
Join us:
- Stop the spread when you work or play outside.
- Prevent establishment through your garden, pets, outdoor gear, and firewood.
- Report where you see invasive species to help with early detection.
- Attend a workbee, workshop, or other event.
- Plant native habitat to support wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and pollinators.
GLIN Daily News
- Legislators introduce bills to protect major waterways and public health
- Rising waters threaten wells, drinking water systems
- DNR declares it will resume scrutiny of high-capacity wells
- Details released of proposed new Lake Michigan park near Muskegon
- U.S. lawmakers gather in St. Joe to update progress on Great Lakes water quality
- After Midland flood, Wixom, Sanford lake residents face long, complicated restoration
- Two new lawsuits filed against dam owners and the State of Michigan
- Crystal Lake and Watershed Association to go ahead with watermilfoil treatment
- EPA seeks comments on cleanup of Indianapolis Superfund site
- Economists: Oceans and Great Lakes contributed $373 billion to U.S. in 2018
Happy National Invasive Species Awareness Week!
Please check out the link below for some nice educational webinars and invasive species educational materials.
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#KentCounty woman wants your help removing #invasive species from our parks
#Michigan #ReportAt #GreatLakes
Kent County woman wants your help removing invasive species from our parks
Environmentalists ask people to remove invasive plants in their own neighborhoods.
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#Invasive, self-cloning marbled #crayfish now a prohibited species in #Michigan via @Granicus
Invasive, self-cloning marbled crayfish now a prohibited species in Michigan
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#Michigan DNR asks residents to be on the lookout for spotted lanternflies #invasivespecies #SLF #GreatLakes #Agriculture
Michigan DNR asks residents to be on the lookout for spotted lanternflies
COOPERSVILLE, Mich. – This time of year, hops, cherries, and wine grapes are just starting to grow, but farmers have one more factor to think about ...
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Join Huron Pines Environmental Education Coordinator Emily Vogelgesang and Huron Pines AmeriCorps member Jen Klemm to talk about invasive plants, how they affect our #northernmichigan forests and what we can do to stop them: https://t.co/nKrVdMloQY
#stayhome #staywild
Live online training for anyone interested in Michigan's Exotic Aquatic Plant Watch #citizenscience program! This Friday, 3/27, 1-2:30 pm EDT. Taught by @Erick_Elgin and me, presented by @LakesStreams. Can't make it? It'll be recorded. #MacrophyteMonday https://t.co/0oBrBDtw2L
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