Mid-Michigan Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area
The Mid-Michigan CISMA is contracting out work for the survey and treatment of lesser celandine. The deadline for bid submissions is 2/20/2025. The plan is for the survey work to be done in March and the treatment to be done the first two weeks of April. The link below is the request for bid which includes all of the details of the project.
Bids may be submitted in person, by mail or email.
Contact Stephanie Day if you have any questions.
stephanie.day@macd.org
517-303-6599
2024 Priority Invasive Species
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European Frog-Bit
Identification: Free-floating aquatic plant with small kidney shaped leaves in a rosette and a single white flower with three petals and a yellow center
Habitat: Calm waters in ponds, lakes , rivers and flooded wetlands
Concern: European frog-bit can form dense floating mats which has negative impacts on native vegetation, wildlife and water recreation activities.
Spread: Plant material can be transported via boats, kayaks, waders, duck hunting gear as well as connected bodies of water
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Lesser Celandine
Ficaria verna
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Black Swallow-wort
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Japanese Knotweed
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Phragmites Australis
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Stephanie Day
MM-CISMA Invasive Species Coordinator
stephanie.day@macd.org - email preferred
517-303-6599 - text or calls
