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Coalition Menu Invasives - Why Care? Invasives 101 Landowner Management Where We Work Resources Conferences Forum Report Invasives The impact of exotic invasive species on our forests in the U.S. is staggering. Effects of these unwanted invaders can affect human and ecosystem health, forest products, property values and outdoor recreation opportunities. Thanks to startup funding from the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program, a team from Michigan State University is launching a statewide effort to help residents learn about the risks and impacts of invasive forest pests. The Eyes on the Forest” program links research, outreach and communication activities through MSU’s Department of Entomology and MSU Extension. The Eyes on the Forest program is targeting three major potential invaders that pose serious threats to Michigan trees and forests. Read More Get Involved / Explore Begin by exploring what coalition partners have to offer in your area. Use the map to select a CISMA currently working in your area. Alerts / Emerging Issues Asian Long-Horned Beetle Asian long-horned beetles feed on several species of hardwood trees. It’s favorite host is maple. Additional preferred hosts include elm, willow, buckeye, horse chestnut and birch. Suspect beetle can be killed and preserved in regular rubbing alcohol in a liquid-proof container, or even in a container placed in a freezer. If you collect a specimen contact the Michigan Department of Agriculture & Rural Development . Job Postings Check out the Community News forum page for listings of seasonal invasive species jobs with CISMAs across the state. Upcoming Events May 21 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Garlic Mustard Workbee – Leelanau County May 22 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Garlic Mustard Workbee – Benzie County May 23 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Garlic Mustard Workbee – Manistee County Jun 15 10:00 am - 12:00 pm Baby’s Breath Workbee – Elberta Beach View Calendar GLIN Daily News Great Lakes Commission Position Available: Geospatial Data Internship Expect to see a lot of cruise ships once again on the Great Lakes this summer Large numbers of fish dying in Michigan’s Lake Macatawa SUNY Oswego’s new Great Lakes Institute looks at challenges, solutions Need a summer read? Join this basin-wide book club Adella Shores: Century old shipwreck discovered in Lake Superior An Erie tall ship is getting ready to set sail once again SS Badger is ‘back, better and stronger.’ What to know about the car ferry’s first sail and 2024 sailing season on Lake Michigan. Unlicensed Michigan RV park owner accused of discharging raw sewage into groundwater City floats new plan to restore the Grand River rapids Michigan Invasives Follow 1,529 1,061 The Michigan Invasive Species Coalition (MISC) provides support to regional and local groups working to control invasive species in Michigan. ; Michigan Invasives @MInvasives · 2 May 1786091816229728492 #Didymo cells found in section of the Au Sable River in Oscoda County #InvasiveSpecies #GreatLakes #Midwest #AIS #AquaticInvasives #ReportAt@MidwestInvasive Didymo cells found in section of the Au Sable River in Oscoda County content.govdelivery.com Reply on Twitter 1786091816229728492 Retweet on Twitter 1786091816229728492 0 Like on Twitter 1786091816229728492 0 Twitter 1786091816229728492 ; Michigan Invasives @MInvasives · 25 Mar 1772310860180111506 Plan now for spring treatment of hemlock woolly adelgid #invasivespecies #GreatLakes #Michigan #HWA #ReportAt@MidwestInvasive Plan now for spring treatment of hemlock woolly adelgid content.govdelivery.com Reply on Twitter 1772310860180111506 Retweet on Twitter 1772310860180111506 0 Like on Twitter 1772310860180111506 1 Twitter 1772310860180111506 Load More...Management Areas Resources Forum Report Website Developed and Maintained By: Michigan State University Applied Spatial Ecology and Technical Services Laboratory Copyright © 2024 / Michigan Invasive...