Features
Invasive Plants: Unwanted in State Parks!
Contact: Lindsay Ross (rossl2@Michigan.gov)
517-241-3366
Visitors to Michigan state parks are invited to participate in a new early detection and rapid response (EDRR) initiative to find the very first outbreaks of unwanted invasive plants. Early detection will aid in rapid response control measures aimed at eliminating the invasive plants before they become widely established. Read more »
Tags: Michigan, Rapid Response, StewardshipDeveloper Profile: ASETS
Applied Spatial Ecology and Technical Services (ASETS) is the lead developer of the MISIN system and a spatial research and technology group within the Department of Entomology at Michigan State University. ASETS primary mission is a) to foster the utilization of spatial analysis and modeling in the different aspects of basic and applied ecology through the increased engagement of faculty and staff; and b) to provide technological consultation and contractual services supporting the spatial informatics component of research, outreach and teaching efforts. Read more »
Funder Profile: MSU SMEP
The Sustainable Michigan Endowed Project is an initiative of Michigan State University (MSU). It provides a venue for ongoing scholarly reflection and critique on the sustainability of Michigan, as well as seed grants for sustainability research from a Michigan state-level perspective. SMEP also provides a venue for on-going, long-term sustainability discourse with the goal of influencing the intellectual culture within MSU, and particularly the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Read more »
News Highlights
Could a tiny insect halt the invasion of Japanese knotweed?Patrick Barkham of The Gardian reports that the British government believes it has found a way to stop the spread of Japanese knotweed in Britain. Japanese knotweed... Read more »
New Great Lakes Invasive Species ReportAre more invasive species headed for the great lakes? EPA has released a final report entitled, “Predicting Future Introductions of Nonindigenous Species to... Read more »
Lyme grass invading Michigan dunesJeff Alexander of the Grand Rapids Press writes about the significance of this coastal invader: An invasive plant that competes with native dune grass is thriving... Read more »
Meetings
2009 Stewardship Network ConferenceThe Michigan Stewardship Network will hold its 2009 conference on January 23rd and 24th at the Kellogg Center on the Campus of Michigan State University in East... Read more »
MISIN News
Invasive Plants: Unwanted in State Parks!Contact: Lindsay Ross (rossl2@Michigan.gov) 517-241-3366 Visitors to Michigan state parks are invited to participate in a new early detection and rapid response... Read more »




