Focus on protecting our natural resources from invasive plant species

The Michigan Invasive Plant Collaborative Exchange presents its exclusive event for stakeholders focusing on protecting Michigan

Michigan’s Invasive Plant Collaborative Exchange, an invitation-only event sponsored by Michigan’s Invasive Plant Council, takes place March 6 at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center. This exclusive event for stakeholders focuses on protecting Michigan’s natural resources from the threat of invasive plant species. If you are interested in attending this event but have not received an invitation, contact Amy Frankmann at 517-381-0437 for more information.

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