MSU Extension Invasive Species

News

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  Part 3: Southern Michigan’s hidden treasure

  Published on February 1, 2018
  Abundant groundwater provides rich environment.

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  MSU collaborates with MDHHS on the Michigan Climate and Health Adaptation Program

  Published on January 31, 2018
  The goal is to develop a host of rural community interventions to address the interaction between climate change, health and the built environment.

• Three forgotten values can help you overcome divisions

  Published on January 18, 2018
  Emphasize group bonding values to create environmental messages that will appeal to a broad audience.

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  Michigan Sea Grant Extension welcomes new educator to Saginaw Bay region

  Published on January 17, 2018
  Meaghan Gass excited to help build capacity, collaboration among groups in area.

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  Invasive species self-defense

  Published on January 16, 2018
  Three tools available to communities.

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  National team will present latest information on biological control of spotted wing Drosophila

  Published on January 9, 2018
  The free Feb. 23, 2018, webinar will include an update on spotted wing Drosophila research in Michigan.

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  Great Lakes commercial fisheries issues on tap at Michigan Fish Producers Association Conference

  Published on January 5, 2018
  Michigan Sea Grant Extension’s free daylong event offers sessions on lake water levels, whitefish stocks, cisco restoration, safety and more.

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  Michigan Conservation Stewards Program helps ready the next squad of citizen scientist superheroes

  Published on January 2, 2018
  Volunteer leader training program inspires Michigan residents to engage in local conservation efforts.

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  Are you gifting an aquarium for the holidays? Make sure to keep nature and your new hobby separate

  Published on December 28, 2017
  Prevent aquarium animals and plants from invading our waterways by following simple steps.

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  Exotic invasive pests may be more newsworthy, but native pests can also be the cause of damage

  Published on December 28, 2017
  With so much focus on exotic pests when they move into our forest resources, there is a tendency to overlook damage from native species, such as the sugar maple borer.