Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Free seminar! May 11th (12-1pm). We are providing a unique perspective on invasive species from a watershed perspective, and showing some cool maps on just how easily invasives can spread in the Great Lakes! #lakeassociation #puremichigan #kayak #fishing
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Have a middle schooler in your life who wants to win a $50 Amazon gift card? 🎨 Get the crayons out and enter by April 15! Details: greatlakeswatersafety.org/co…
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Stop invasive species from disrupting your #spring #gardening plans:
🌱Buy your plants and seeds from domestic nurseries or import them legally.
📲 Report any suspected invasive species to State Plant Health Director.
Learn more: bit.ly/3qrxCKb
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Rock snot 🤢 is not your friend. The discovery of #didymo on the Manistee River last year should have us all on our toes. The only way to keep it from spreading is to CLEAN, DRAIN & DRY your 🛶 and 🥾 after each trip. mlive.com/public-interest/20… #cleandraindry #StopAquaticHitchhikers
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Some great seminars coming up by NAISMA! They are free!
naisma.org/events/category/w…
Topics include zebra mussels, invasive reptiles and amphibians , and outreach practices regarding invasive species. @NAISMAorg #invasivespecies #STEMeducation
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
We are excited to announce a collaborative event put on by the SE Michigan CISMAs! See the attached flyer for talks and registration information.
Or click: msu.zoom.us/.../register/WN_… #parks #parques #公園 #उद्यान #حديقةعامة
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
🚨 Applications close January 28 🚨
Want a job focused on #AIS aquatic invasive species? 🦞 We're looking for someone to work with @INHSillinois to conduct research and outreach. Details: iiseagrant.org/hiring-ais-sp…
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Time to check your trees for hemlock woolly adelgids (HWA), a pest that can kill hemlock trees! Know the signs and report sightings: bit.ly/3GFn1RE
#MiEnvironment #NotMiSpecies
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
#Invasivespecies know no boundaries and are a global threat! To address spread during the #holiday, we developed an international campaign to create awareness. To request another language, please email [email protected], and I will try! #stem @IUCN #representationmatters
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Evite la Propagación de Especies Invasivas Durante la Temporada Navideña!
A special thank you to Dr. Juan Steibel for editing assistance! #invasivespecies #Holidays #EspeciesInvasoras #navidad #dnr @IUCN @MichiganDNR @MichiganEGLE @MDNR_Fisheries
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
A lot of invasive plants stay green long into the cold season and leaf out earlier in the spring. We can use this against them because they stick out like a sore (green?) thumb. Removal is possible this time of year so consider tackling a few while they are "frozen" in place.
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Replying to @xkcd @M_G_Tuffen
Needed to add a Pest Science version
@USDA_APHIS
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
#GreatLakesNews: Infamous anniversary: 100 years of #SeaLamprey in the #GreatLakes | via @duluthnews duluthnewstribune.com/northl… @LampreyControl @IJCsharedwaters @GLANSIS_news @MNSeaGrant @msuresearch @mndnr @USFWS
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Clean Boats, Clean Waters grants now available content.govdelivery.com/acco…
#invasivespecies #AIS #greatlakes #CleanBoatsCleanWater #ReportAt @MidwestInvasive
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
The Annual Weed Biocontrol Summit communicates the latest information in weed biocontrol research to North American invasive plant managers, educators, and researchers. naisma.org/event/2021-biocon…
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Move over vampires! Here's a real fright from our invasive critter #Halloween mask collection: dontmovefirewood.org/wp-cont…
Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
Wanted to make people aware of some FREE seminars on a variety of topics related to invasive species!
#invasivespecies #especiesinvasoras #हमलावरनस्ल #seminar #研讨会 #सेमिनार #seminario
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Saginaw Bay CISMA retweeted
During National Forest Products Week, we celebrate the wealth of products and benefits our forests provide, and we recommit ourselves to wisely and sustainably stewarding them to meet our Nation’s needs today and long into the future.




























