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Invasive hemlock woolly adelgid has been found in the Huron-Manistee National Forests.
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The LSSU student-faculty duo hopes the sequenced genome of the freshwater sponge Corvomeyenia everetti will help fight off future invasive species.
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Invasive sea lampreys nearly eradicated gamefish from the Great Lakes in the mid-20th century. A new film tells the story of how lamprey changed the game of invasive species management.
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Matt Lindauer explains invasive plants and how to control them.
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Now that temperatures have dropped and trees are dormant, the state is giving the go-ahead to prune oak trees.
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If you think you’ve spotted a jellyfish in a river or lake, you probably have. Freshwater jellyfish are pretty rare to see in Michigan, but jellyfish are most often spotted this time of year.
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Invasive Species, we may envision plants that are sprawling and climbing and choking out everything around them-- and just being a nuisance. But let's get to the root of the matter.Matt Lindauer, from the Chippewa Nature Center in Midland, is the Central Michigan Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area Coordinator.
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The state is no longer allowing people to move or transplant certain tree species in Benzie and Manistee counties to prevent the spread of an invasive insect.
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Led by WCMU's Teresa Homsi, students from the Cheboygan School Chronicle took a trip to the Cheboygan dam and reported on sea lamprey control.
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The state is asking residents to hold off on pruning oak trees until after mid-July to prevent the spread of an invasive disease that kills trees.