Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

Invasive Species

New Strategy To Combat Exotic Water Plants

In June, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers promoted what the agency said it hopes will be a new control strategy for frog-bit. It offered researchers a $200,000 grant to […]

Invasive Species Watch: Frog-bit

Learn about invasive frog-bit and water soldiers with commentary from our very own restoration coordinator, Noah Jansen! Michigan Radio recently ran a story about why this aquatic plant has become […]

Mobile Boat Washing Continues

Keep your boat clean and waters pristine… MOBO (Mobile Boat Washing) returns for summer 2024 on Saturday, June 6th at Whitewater Township Park! Did you know aquatic invasive species can spread […]

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