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Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network
Добавлен 10 апр 2020
The Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network is a Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA) that covers Benzie, Grand Traverse, Leelanau, and Manistee Counties. Our mission is to protect, enhance, and promote northwest Michigan's natural communities through terrestrial invasive plant management and outreach. ISN's RUclips channel reflects our mission and includes community outreach efforts as well as recorded webinars and partner education.
Invasive Species Informational Webinar
From 4/17/2024. Find out about common invasive species and how they can be identified and dealt with. This webinar covers a few key species that were previously voted on by the public for what to cover during this session, including invasive knotweeds, buckthorns, honeysuckles, and tree of heaven. Check our RUclips channel for other webinars, and sign up for events on our website at www.HabitatMatters.org/Events.
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Apologies for some of the technological malfunctions that occurred during this video. Please reach out to us if you have any questions or for any links that were mentioned during this webinar.
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Apologies for some of the technological malfunctions that occurred during this video. Please reach out to us if you have any questions or for any links that were mentioned during this webinar.
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Backyard Invasive Species - Herbaceous and Grass Species
Просмотров 274Год назад
Find out about common ornamental invasive species that may be hiding in your backyard - and you might not even know! This webinar covers vines and groundcovers, and is the second part of a three part series. Check our RUclips channel for the other two webinars and sign up for events on our website at www.HabitatMatters.org/Events. . Apologies for some of the technological malfunctions that occu...
Backyard Invasive Species - Vines and Groundcovers
Просмотров 571Год назад
Find out about common ornamental invasive species that may be hiding in your backyard - and you might not even know! This webinar covers vines and groundcovers, and is the second part of a three part series. Check our RUclips channel for the first part and sign up for the third part on our website at www.HabitatMatters.org/Events
Backyard Invasive Species - Trees and Shrubs Webinar
Просмотров 272Год назад
Learn about common ornamental invasive species that could be in your backyard! This is the first part of a three-part webinar.
Invasive Species Early Detection Webinar
Просмотров 144Год назад
This webinar was originally recorded on January 18th. It covers early detection species in ISN's service area, as well as a few species around Michigan. One correction to this webinar: at the time of recording, HWA was not found in ISN's service area. However, it has since been detected in one population in Benzie County. Links referenced in the presentation: Go Beyond Beauty: www.habitatmatter...
Invasive Species ID Webinar
Просмотров 1623 года назад
This webinar was originally recorded on May 27, 2021. It reviews the priority invasive plant species in northwest Michigan and explains how to report them. Some links referred to in the presentation are below: Go Beyond Beauty: www.habitatmatters.org/go-beyond-beauty.html Barberry Trade-Up: www.habitatmatters.org/japanese-barberry-trade-up-day.html Honeysuckles: www.habitatmatters.org/honeysuck...
Eyes on the Forest: Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
Просмотров 2293 года назад
This is a recording of a webinar originally hosted on March 11, 2021. The following links are resources for those interested in learning more: - HWA public survey form: www.iforest.misin.msu.edu/hwa-public-survey/ - ISN's first HWA webinar: ruclips.net/video/6FwVI6JEr3w/видео.html - HWA treatment webinar: www.michigan.gov/egle/0,9429,7-135-3308_3333-539592 ,00.html (need to register to view) - ...
Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Webinar
Просмотров 7553 года назад
Recorded on January 14, 2021 - Invasive Species Network (ISN) staff review invasive hemlock woolly adelgid including how to identify it, common look-a-likes, and treatment options. Please contact ISN for additional information - www.HabitatMatters.org
Identifying Invasive Species - Multiflora Rose
Просмотров 4734 года назад
Multiflora rose is an invasive species throughout northwest Michigan and the Midwest. It has a few key characteristics that make it relatively easy to identify. Learn what to look for from ISN partner, Michelle Jacokes of the Manistee Conservation District. For more information, visit www.habitatmatters.org/multiflora-rose.html. Report any local sightings to www.misin.msu.edu/report/misin/?proj...
Autumn Olive Community Workshop
Просмотров 8234 года назад
(Presentation begins at approximately 00:56 minute mark.) This is a recording of ISN's Virtual Autumn Olive Community Workshop, held on Thursday, August 27, 2020. Learn about the history of the plant, proper identification, and a variety of management techniques. Thank you to Audrey Menninga, ISN's Invasive Species Specialist, for hosting and Josh Shields, District Forester for Manistee and Mas...
Introducing the Invasive Species Network
Просмотров 1944 года назад
What is the Invasive Species Network and who is involved? Hear directly from our staff! Learn about the roles we play and the mission behind terrestrial invasive species management in northwest Michigan. A special thank you to Joe VanderMeulen from Nature Change who filmed and edited this video. Website: www.HabitatMatters.org Facebook: NWMISN Instagram: invasivespeci...
Invasive Knotweed Landowner Workshop
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.4 года назад
Recording of an Invasive Knotweed Landowner workshop, presented by Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network Coordinator Katie Grzesiak on June 24, 2020. For more information, visit www.HabitatMatters.org All contents of this video are sole ownership of the Northwest Michigan Invasive Species Network (ISN) and Grand Traverse Conservation District. Not for rebroadcast.
How to Prevent the Spread of Invasive Species
Просмотров 2954 года назад
If you recreate, you play a big role in preventing the spread of invasive species! Luckily, there are some easy things you can do to help. More informaion: ISN website - www.habitatmatters.org Decontamination info - www.playcleango.org Facebook - NWMISN Instagram - @invasivespeciesnetwork
I have these buggers on my hemlock trees….im one mile into oceana county north of Muskegon county about five miles from lake mi
does neem oil work on killing the eggs?
The entire tree should be treated, not just the eggs, and neem oil is not recommended. If you think you have HWA, please contact your local conservation district so proper action can be taken. Thanks so much!
can i spray somethig on the white eggs to kill them?
Hello, there are treatment options available (for the entire tree, not just the eggs) but they should be done by a professional who is well-versed in this specific invasive species. If you think you have HWA, please notify your local conservation district so proper action can be taken. Thanks for your interest!
Is Multiflora Rose commonly referred to as "Briar Bushes" or Briar thickets ? or do they usually grow spread out ? Thanks for any info.
They can sometimes be referred to as that, yes. Often however, briar bushes are raspberries or blackberries. When multiflora rose grows and starts to take over, it can definitely spread out and seem like it's taking over an entire understory. Here's a good link with more information and a lot of photos: www.invasiveplantatlas.org/subject.html?sub=3071
Could you guys share a link to the webinar that goes more in depth about treatment that you referred to?
This link will bring you to a page that has the recorded webinars, near the bottom of the list. www.michigan.gov/egle/0,9429,7-135-3308_3333-539592--,00.html
Ok, and I would love to see how you going to tackle the removal , any videos about that? Also as it takes over native plants that the birds use ,obviously herbicides are not used in the process.
We will be posting various removal videos in the coming months depicting both chemical and mechanical methods.