Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network (ISN)
News and Updates
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Hemlock Woolly AdelgidHemlock woolly adelgid (HWA) was recently confirmed in northern Benzie County, within ISN's service area. Survey efforts are being expanded and we are working with partners to address this issue. Please read the complete press release here.
For more information on HWA, ISN's work to stay ahead of the spread, and surveying information, please follow the link below. |
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ISN and Invasive Species in the Media
- Invasive hemlock woolly adelgid found in northern Benzie County (Michigan DNR)
- NotMISpecies webinar series returns in New Year (Michigan DNR)
- Play Clean Snow? Winter is still a time to stop invasive species (PlayCleanGo)
- How non-native plants are contributing to a global insect decline (Yale Environment 360)
- Invasive, hyperbolically named vine makes first known appearance in Michigan (Western Michigan University Public Radio)
- Continued vigilance urged after dead lanternfly cases identified in Michigan (EGLE)