MSU Extension Invasive Species

• Spotted wing Drosophila IPM training available to berry growers

  Published on May 30, 2017
  Berry growers and consultants are invited to a spotted wing Drosophila systems approach control training on June 5 in Fennville.

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  Scientists say non-native zooplankton species spreading in Lake Erie

  Published on May 26, 2017
  More research needed to determine if crustacean causes any harm to Great Lakes ecosystem.

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  Brown marmorated stink bug clinic for tree fruit growers, consultants and scouts

  Published on May 23, 2017
  Registration is now open for the June 22 Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Clinic to learn all about managing this important new pest in Michigan peach and apple orchards.

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  European crane flies observed around lawns and homes in southern Michigan

  Published on May 22, 2017
  European crane fly adults have been observed during the last three to four weeks. Here are some tips to prevent turf damage.

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  How much do lake trout and Chinook salmon really eat?

  Published on May 8, 2017
  Chinook salmon have been the most important predator in Lake Michigan for decades. With baitfish on the decline, some anglers believe that lake trout are now eating more than salmon.

• Spotted wing Drosophila and IPM workshop for Hispanic/Latino blueberry growers

  Published on May 8, 2017
  Hispanic/Latino blueberry growers are invited May 20 to a spotted wing Drosophila and integrated pest management training and pesticide applicator certification license test.

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  New approaches to link humans and landscapes

  Published on May 8, 2017
  Telecoupling helps explore causes and effects of socio-economic and environmental interactions.

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  Lake Superior Fisheries Workshop planned for May 24 in Central Upper Peninsula

  Published on May 3, 2017
  Workshop a chance for anglers, others to network, get updates from researchers, agencies on Lake Superior Fisheries.

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  Declining growth, condition of Lake Michigan lake whitefish creates concern for fishery

  Published on May 2, 2017
  Study finds lack of specific food source just one factor in complex issue.

• Pest mosquitoes love standing water and warm weather

  Published on May 1, 2017
  Managing standing water near your home and business can help control mosquitoes that transmit disease. Keeping your lawn cut can reduce tick populations.