The Lake St. Clair CISMA is a collaborative effort to enhance ecosystem functions and enrich ecosystem services through invasive species management.
Macomb & St. Clair counties
Joined April 2020
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Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
We are grateful for those who attended our Conservation Luncheon at the DAC yesterday! Andrew Blake, from Blake Farms, discussed the importance of conserving & preserving our agricultural heritage, and the growth of Blake's Hard Cider Co. Thank you!
Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
Congratulations to @M_Damaschke for receiving the Environmental Achievement Award from @northland_edu. Melissa has made an immeasurable impact on #GreatLakes issues, and we are so proud and thankful to have her as part of our team. 👏bit.ly/Damaschke-env-award
Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
We did it! We found Nemo! This #LakeSturgeon has a “lucky fin” earning themself the name Nemo.
We caught 4 #sturgeon on the day (all juveniles and all newly tagged).
#GreatLakes #SciComm #Nemo #FindingNemo #GreatLakesSci #StClairRiver
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Should I start making "mussel Monday" tweets? Here is a picture of mussels to garner attention.
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On August 4, there was a spill in Canadian waters of the St. Clair River. The prompt response between countries is evident of the success of the St. Clair River spill notification network. Both countries have Source Water Protection regulations to ensure drinking water safety.
Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
We completed our forage trawl survey on #LakeStClair today and caught some #ChannelDarter, which are endangered in #Michigan! We have caught several of these in our Lake St. Clair trawl survey over the last 5 years.
#GreatLakes #GreatLakesSci #SciComm #Endangered
Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
Have you heard about "Forest Bathing"? The practice encourages people to simply spend time in nature and practice mindfulness. Join Six Rivers and Earthly Connections on Sat., Sept. 17 at the Sutherland Nature Sanctuary in Metamora to learn the basics! Tickets are just $10!
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It was a nice day for our #sturgeon trawl survey today, even if it was a little slower than yesterday. We caught 7 more #LakeSturgeon, all being newly tagged adults.
#SturgeonTrawls2022 #GreatLakes #LakeStClair #GreatLakesSci #SciComm
Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
SEE THE THING IS ABOUT INVASIVE SPECIES THEY AREN'T JUST HARMING THE ENVIRONMENT BUT THEY'RE ALSO EXPENSIVE MAN LIKE YOU KNOW THERE'S THIS ONE WEED, KNOTWEED, NOT NOT WEED, KNOTWEED, ANYWAYS IT'S SO STRONG IT CAN GROW AND CRACK FOUNDATIONS OF HOUSES AND THATS SO MUCH MONEY TO FIX
Watch list invasive species are those we don't have or aren't widespread We work hard 2 slow/stop them. What's your favorite watch list species to take action on? @JLW_CISMA @sbcisma @GiLLSCISMA (Nominate other species in your retweet or reply if not on list) #WatchListWednesday
0%Water Lettuce/Hyacinth
0%Spotted Lanternfly
0%Red Swamp Crayfish
0%European Frogbit
0 votes • Final results Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
ICYMI: @MichiganHHS lifts recommendation for no contact with Huron River water after reviewing data related to Tribar toxic chemical release: bit.ly/3SRqLWY
ALT Huron River at State Park Road. Trees surround the river. River reflects trees and sky.
Lake St. Clair CISMA retweeted
GLWA is working to isolate a break on a 120-inch water transmission main that distributes finished drinking water from our Lake Huron Water Treatment Facility to communities in the northern part of GLWA’s drinking water service area. glwater.org/update-feeds/glw…
Invasive insect Spotted Lanternfly found in Oakland County, 1st occurrence of this species in Mi. Please take steps to check equipment they may be hitchhiking on & report any you see! @MInvasives @JLW_CISMA @OCParksAndRec – at Michigan, USA
Join @SixRivers and @StewardshipNet tomorrow at noon for a free & fascinating webcast all about bats! Register here stewardshipnetwork.org/get-i… #BatsRBest #NatureNearYou
Happy #CrayWeek! One of 8 native species in MI, this lil Virile crayfish has some growing to do. Check out @JLW_CISMA 's feed--they can be quite large! Virile crayfish can shift their habitat to avoid aggressive interactions between invasive Red Swamp crayfish😎 @miseagrant
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Our staff are members of North American Invasive Species Management Association to help enhance our education and stewardship services. Do you have questions about invasive species, pollinator habitat, shoreline protection? Email [email protected].
