Strike Team

NCCISMA's strike team is available for hire to treat high priority invasive species. This program is best suited for small infestations where it would be cost prohibitive to hire a contractor.​ Request a free quote. 

Public Trails Initiative 

  • funded by forest service
  • WPT and pere marquette park 
  • survey and map invasives 

Forest Service Good Neighbor Authority

  • The Forest Service funds NCCISMA to control invasive species including garlic mustard, phragmites, and oriental bittersweet on Forest Service land. 
  • plant to coordinate with hmnf to do pre-harvest woody invasive control 

Stopping Spread from Transportation Corridors 

Parks as a Showplace for Restoration and Control 

Survey and Control of Wild Parsnip and European Frog-Bit

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Educational Videos

NCCISMA is creating a series of short videos demonstrating how people can treat invasive species on their own. 

Muskegon River Watershed Project

NCCISMA is partnering the the Muskegon River Watershed Assembly (MRWA) to encourage local communities to sign up for the Exotic Aquatic Plant Watch (EAPW). The EAPW trains participants to monitor their lakes for aquatic invasive plants. 
A man throws a rake from a boat into a lake to survey for invasive species
Photo Credit: Jo Latimore
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