MSU Extension Invasive Species

• The GLANSIS Map Explorer: Tracking Great Lakes Invaders

  Published on April 25, 2019
  The Great Lakes Aquatic Nonindigenous Species Information System (GLANSIS) is a user-friendly information portal designed specifically for the Great Lakes basin, using verified reports to document the spread of non-native species.

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  Registration now required to sell non-native aquatic plants

  Published on April 19, 2019
  According to a new law, all retailers of live non-native aquatic organisms must now register yearly with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.

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  Aquatic plant species prohibited from sale in Michigan

  Published on April 19, 2019
  There are currently 18 aquatic plant species that are prohibited from sale in Michigan as they pose a threat to the local ecosystem.

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  Collaborative study seeks to find out how Great Lakes invaders are influencing fish diets

  Published on April 18, 2019
  Michigan State University is leading a comprehensive study of trout, salmon and walleye diets in Lake Huron and Lake Michigan. This far-reaching effort would not be possible without the contributions of many partner organizations and individuals.

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  Green Infrastructure workshops offered in Bay City, Dearborn in May

  Published on April 17, 2019
  Green infrastructure practices play a critical role in making coastal communities more resilient to natural hazards and threats to water quality.

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  Full scholarships available for Michigan Water School workshop being held in Ann Arbor, May 13-14, 2019

  Published on April 10, 2019
  Erb Family Foundation and Pure Oakland Water are partnering with Michigan State University Extension and Huron River Watershed Council to help elected officials protect local water resources.

• MSU Extension course takes a different approach to combat invasive species

  Published on April 2, 2019
  Learn how to affect decision around invasive species management on public lands by enrolling in “Empower U!”

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  Workshops highlight Lake Huron fisheries status and trends

  Published on April 1, 2019
  Register for any of 4 free workshops held in April and keep up-to-date on Lake Huron fisheries.

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  Become a Michigan Master Naturalist

  Published on April 1, 2019
  Bringing nature home is the motto for Michigan Master Naturalists as they learn about conservation. Master Naturalists do this through gaining understanding of the interconnectedness of native plants and animals and human activity.

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  Fisheries-focused meetings and workshops on tap in the Great Lakes Bay Region – attend online or in person

  Published on March 29, 2019
  Webinar and in-person meeting will address fishing regulation changes and more.