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Check back soon to learn more about our partner efforts at the Cadillac YMCA Garden.
Cadillac YMCA Community Garden: Phase 1 Complete!
Work at the YMCA began, in May of 2026, to install a large native garden that will serve as a natural area for wildlife and produce resources (like fruit, vegetables, and herbs) for the public. Collaborative efforts from several groups made this project possible, including NCCISMA and: NCCISMA will share details on future volunteer opportunities and the garden's development in upcoming news.
Work at the YMCA began, in May of 2026, to install a large native garden that will serve as a natural area for wildlife and produce resources (like fruit, vegetables, and herbs) for the public. Collaborative efforts from several groups made this project possible, including NCCISMA and: NCCISMA will share details on future volunteer opportunities and the garden's development in upcoming news.
(Image: CALC partners and volunteers planting large trees during Phase 1 at the garden)
Visit the Cadillac Area Land Conservancy (CALC) website for details on this project.
Visit the Cadillac Area Land Conservancy (CALC) website for details on this project.
The Latest in Ludington
Article: City of Ludington Surveys for Knotweed, Tree of Heaven, and Invasive bittersweet: posted Nov 4, 2024
2024 City of Ludington Invasive Species Inventory:
Total number of parcels with specified infestations: 753 (many of which contain multiple species)
Considering managing Invasive Knotweed, Invasive Bittersweet, or Tree of Heaven on your property? Please be aware that pruning/pulling can invigorate growth. Familiarize yourself with effective control methods and safety before proceeding with management: you can view NCCISMA's step by step control and safety videos by clicking the button below.
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NCCISMA 2024 City of Ludington Survey Report and Future Management Plan:
More information will be released throughout the winter of 2024/25 to assist residents with identification and removal of invasive species.
