ISN is proud to partner with Nature Change,  a multimedia magazine created as a cooperative venture for regional nonprofit organizations involved in protecting and managing the lands and waters of Northwest Lower Michigan. The mission of Nature Change is to inform a regional public discussion about options for the sustainable management of natural resources during this time of increasingly rapid change. They want to build conservation literacy among citizens and local officials to inform the choices we all must make in preserving, ​protecting, adapting and re-locating both plant and animal species. ISN is fortunate to  have been featured many times in Nature Change publications, all of which are compiled here. Links to additional invasive species-focused films and essays are also included. 

Films featured at "An Evening of Conservation" - August 2018, The Vogue Theatre, Manistee

Films Featuring ISN

ISN Essays

• Stopping a Tree Killer – The Race to Control Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
  
• A Monarch Killer Comes to Kingsley
• The Young Documentarians - Investigating the Changes in our Environment
• The Ratliff Family Affair

• Local Governments Combating Invaders
• Why Native Plants are the Better Choice for a Changing World
• Escaping Ornamentals: A Threat to Natural Area Biodiversity

Other Invasive Species-focused Films

Rivers of Snails - A Growing Threat to the Ecology of Michigan's Northern Rivers
Collecting the Evidence of Change
Why it's Time to Clean, Drain, and Dry
Controlling the Spread of Aquatic Invaders
Quaggas! Lake Michigan's Ecosystem Disrupters