Invasives - Why We Care
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- 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.
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- Plant native habitat to support wildlife, including birds, butterflies, and pollinators.
GLIN Daily News
- Michigan group says archaeological findings enough to halt Enbridge tunnel project
- Showcasing the DNR: Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund may have made your favorite park or trail possible
- $18.3M payout in Crestwood well water lawsuits jeopardized following court ruling
- Can we eat our way out of the looming Asian carp eco-disaster? It’s worth a try
- Workers preparing to move historic pavilion from eroding bluff
- Ephraim aims to shore up waterfront
- Emmet County, local governments pilot statewide coastal training program
- Monitoring finds PFAS in some water in Michigan community
- Ontario funds project to capture plastic waste at 12 Great Lakes marinas
- Public comment period is over for the proposed Line 5 tunnel
This diver used to recover statues from the Detroit River. Now he’s battling invasive plants in northern Michigan lakes.
Retired cop has a new beat diving in Michigan lakes
Mike Smith spent most of his career as a diver with the Detroit Police Department recovering cars, guns, and sometimes bodies from the city’s mu...
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Before you head out hunting or fishing, please give our article a quick read. European frogbit is an aquatic plant that we are worried is spreading via recreation, please keep an eye out for it (picture in the article)! #invasivespecies #hunting #fishing https://jlwcisma.weebly.com/articles-and-emerging-issues/best-practices-to-minimize-the-spread-of-invasive-species-via-hunting-and-fishing
The swift expansion of European frog-bit from coastal marshes to inland waterbodies is alarming. We are asking the public to report sightings to EGLE at EGLE-WRD-ANC@michigan.gov or 517-284-5593
#NotMISpecies: New webinar series explores Michigan’s efforts to prevent and respond to invasive species #GreatLakes #Michigan #invasivespecies #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive
NotMISpecies: New webinar series explores Michigan’s efforts to prevent and respond to invasive species
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MDARD updates state’s two hemlock woolly adelgid quarantines #michigan #invasivespecies #HWA #ReportAt #MISIN #GreatLakes #Midwest
MDARD updates state’s two hemlock woolly adelgid quarantines
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We are very excited to have received our traps for red swamp crayfish monitoring. Before we can set the minnow traps, we need to modify them.This is just one of the behind-the-scenes steps needed for monitoring! #invasivespecies #fieldwork #crayfish
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