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The CAKE CISMA is the Charlevoix, Antrim, Kalkaska and Emmet Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area. It is a cooperative effort between local conservation districts and other environmental entities to inform the public on invasive species concerns and assist landowners in managing against invasive species. To do this, the CAKE CISMA offers education and outreach events as well as a cost sharing treatment program for landowners. The Antrim Conservation District serves as the fiduciary for this regional cooperative, and houses the CAKE CISMA office. For more information, visit their website above.
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UPCOMING EVENT: Free workshop on aquatic invasive species awareness and reporting
Paddlers 18+ years are invited to join Michigan Sea Grant and partners for a one-day program about protecting water trails from aquatic invasive species (AIS). Participants will learn about the dangers of AIS, how to identify them, and how to report sightings through the Midwest Invasive Species Information Network. Then head out for an hour paddle on a nearby water trail. Kayaks, gear, and lunch provided!
This is a free workshop thanks to Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program with coordinating assistance from Paddle Antrim and CAKE CISMA.
Learn more about it and register here.
This is a free workshop thanks to Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program with coordinating assistance from Paddle Antrim and CAKE CISMA.
Learn more about it and register here.