Protecting native mussels, tracking invasive species trends, and seeing how your data makes a difference. The #NotMISpecies webinar series returns in January with monthly sessions on invasive species research and management across Michigan. https://t.co/VhLvy735ad

Parents, be diligent about checking candy this year. Biologists just found one with zebra mussels instead of nuts. #NotTheKindOfCrunchYouWant #NotMiSpecies

🌲 Have eastern hemlocks nearby? Check for the invasive Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) this winter! ❄️ Look for tiny white, cotton-like ovisacs under branches. Spot HWA? Report via MISIN, at https://t.co/iANjU5e1VA. More info: https://t.co/40tpMvBFfr #NotMISpecies

🎄 Bah‑hum-“bugs” don’t belong under the tree! 🐛 Join the #NotMISpecies webinar Nov 12 on keeping invasive pests like spongy moths and balsam woolly adelgid out of Christmas trees—and holiday traditions.🌲✨ https://t.co/2KCQXe1LRp

Yuck! Sea lampreys! Often depicted as the poster child for #InvasiveSpecies in MI, these parasites attach to larger fish and suck their blood and fluids! Learn more at the NotMiSpecies webinar on 4/25. Details and registration are available at https://t.co/EWIDplMhqH. #MiDNR

Clean Boats, Clean Waters grants are now open! Organizations working to prevent aquatic invasive species and educate boaters can apply for funding support for outreach materials, educational events, tools, and more. Apply by Jan. 30, 2026: https://t.co/FehHXx79l7 #NotMISpecies

In news that’s a pretty big bummer (understatement), invasive balsam woolly adelgid has been confirmed in Missaukee County. Find out more about what Michigan’s second confirmed case means for our nearly 1.9 billion fir trees: https://t.co/xXoTAzfPDh #NotMiSpecies

That white stuff on those hemlocks may not be snow... 😢 This is a good time of year to check hemlock trees for an invasive pest, hemlock woolly adelgid. Find out how to identify hemlocks, what to look for and how to report sightings: https://t.co/aINtv44qk2 #NotMiSpecies

We just released 800 Hypena opulenta for biological control of invasive swallow-worts in Michigan. This is the largest and genetically most diverse release at a single site. Keeping our fingers crossed for good establishment. #NotMiSpecies @MSUEntomology

Will you join us Mar 21 from 9-10 am for "Rowing the boat: The Michigan Invasive Species Program 2022: Year In Review"? The #NotMiSpecies webinar series talks about invasive species and how to manage them. To register, or for more details visit https://t.co/H7d3J24H2U. #MiDNR

❄️ Winter is the safest time to prune your oak trees! 🚫Avoid pruning April 15–July 15 when beetles can spread oak wilt. Protect your oaks—prune in winter! Learn more: https://t.co/WYMromUuIy #NotMISpecies #MIEnvironment

It's #InvasiveSpeciesAwarenessWeek. Learn how TNC has worked alongside our volunteers to remove invasive species from the Ives Road Fen Preserve and restore the area to one of the highest quality fens in southern Michigan. https://t.co/YTp8kbde4c #NotMiSpecies

Recent grant projects are summarized in this NotMISpecies webinar series from Michigan Invasive Species. https://t.co/wYnG79TXp4 #MAPMS #invasiveplants #aquaticplants #aquaticweeds

Lurking invasives, a big dig and a little irony: Save the dates for these upcoming NotMISpecies webinars #YourWaterLife https://t.co/CEV7Z07Zr1

Popular golden oyster mushrooms are invading Michigan forests, threatening native fungi and forest health. More: https://t.co/IxeFN0xBrp Spotted some? Report at https://t.co/RpSgAYjCM7. #MIEnvironment #NotMiSpecies @ConversationUS

EGLE biologists are working across Michigan to spot and stop aquatic invasive species before they take hold—protecting lakes, rivers, and native habitats. 🌊🌿 Explore how in our story map: https://t.co/brcPRctsh3 #NotMISpecies #AISWeek #LakesAppreciationMonth

We have prepared informative and beautiful factsheets of invasive swallow-worts and the biocontrol agent Hypena opulenta. Check them out: https://t.co/1ETNJKU3eD https://t.co/e7Uk06rbiV @MSUEntomology #NotMiSpecies

🎄 Getting your Christmas tree? Give it a quick check before bringing it inside. Tiny white “snow-like” spots or tan fuzzy egg masses could be invasive pests like balsam woolly adelgid or spongy moth. See something off? Report it! https://t.co/gjfXZXg0bN #NotMISpecies

Hunters: Protect Michigan’s waterfowl habitat this season! 🦆 Remember to #CleanDrainDry your boats, gear & decoys to stop the spread of invasive plants like hydrilla, phragmites & frog-bit. More info: https://t.co/bkxYlm2Jgp #NotMISpecies

🚤🎣 Aquatic Invasive Species Awareness Week is June 29–July 5! Over 50 boat landing events are planned across Michigan to help boaters and anglers #CleanDrainDry and stop the spread of harmful invasive species. https://t.co/bMxxPeR5ia #AISweek #NotMiSpecies #GLAISBlitz