Fighting Invasives, Protecting Assets, Restoring Habitats

North Country Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (NCCISMA) acts as an umbrella organization, bringing together a diverse group of partners to collaborate on programs and projects designed to combat invasive species. NCCISMA empowers people to address invasive species on their own property through:
  • Assistance in identifying invasive species
  • Guidance on treating invasive species and buying herbicides
  • Invasive species treatment demonstrations
  • Strike Team for hire to control high priority invasive species on private property
  • Outreach and educational events 
 A map of Michigan highlighting Lake, Mason, Mecosta, Missaukee, Osceola, and Wexford counties
NCCISMA serves the counties of:
  • Lake
  • Mason
  • Mecosta
  • Missaukee
  • Osceola
  • Wexford
If you are a trail rider who uses an ORV, SXS, ATV, Jeep, or dirt-bike we would love to hear from you! As part of a grant funded public engagement project, we are looking for your opinions regarding certain aspects of your riding experience. The survey should only take a couple of minutes to complete. Please help us out by clicking the link below to complete this survey!
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Coming soon to a restaurant or bar near you! Trivia Nights! Have a chance to win awesome prizes by answering trivia questions ranging from the outdoors and nature to local history. Check out our events calendar by clicking the button below for details about upcoming dates for trivia.
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Have you ever wondered what invasive species you are? Take our quiz to find out!
Did you have a problem with spongy moth (formerly known as gypsy moth) last year? We’ve put together two videos about the life cycle of spongy moths and some ways that you can control them on your property!
​Are you looking for information on aquatic invasive species (AIS)? The DNR has put together a comprehensive list of ​status and strategies for established aquatic invasives.
NCCISMA partners with governmental agencies including conservation districts, businesses, nonprofits, and concerned citizens to address invasive species. Find out how you can get involved. 
NCCISMA has received grants to do a variety of invasive species treatments, surveys, restoration work, and outreach. Learn more about the NCCISMA's current projects.
To find the CISMA that covers your county, visit:
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​401 N Lake Street
Cadillac, MI 49601
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