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Aquatic Invasive Species Workshop

June 17th from 1 to 4 pm.

Hosted by the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council.

Call (231) 533-8363 or email antrimcd@macd.org to RSVP! 

Tip of the mitt watershed council
As part of the Elk River Invasive Species Monitoring Project funded by DEQ, Tip of the Mitt and Antrim Conservation District are coming together to hold workshops with partner organizations to talk about the Aquatic Invasive Species Project. The following workshop will share with partners and local community the goals, methods, and preliminary project results. We will also cover local and regional aquatic invasive species prevention and control efforts within our area. The workshop will into more detail about common and threatening invasive species within our community and how to report and document them. We will conclude the workshop with a field practicum giving participants the opportunity to enhance their identification, reporting, and mapping skills.

The goal of this workshop is to to train residents on lakes who are frequently on or near the water, so they can help with early detection of aquatic invasive species and subsequently, rapidly respond to and efficiently control them.

Antrim Conservation District

Our Land. 
Our Water. 
​Our County.  

Promoting the conservation, informed usage, and protection of Antrim County's natural resources since 1944.


Location

4820 Stover Rd.  Bellaire, MI 49615

Contact Us

Office hours 8a-4p

Phone: 231-533-8363

​Email: antrimcd@macd.org

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