Resources

Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Cards: European Frog-bit vs. White Water Lily

Published on September 2, 2026
Learn more about aquatic invasive plant species found in Michigan, along with their native plant look-a-likes.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Cards: Water Lettuce and Water Hyacinth

Published on September 2, 2026
Learn more about aquatic invasive plant species found in Michigan, along with their native plant look-a-likes.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Cards: Eurasian Watermilfoil vs. Northern Watermilfoil

Published on September 2, 2026
Learn more about aquatic invasive plant species found in Michigan, along with their native plant look-a-likes.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Cards: Starry Stonewort vs. Muskgrass

Published on September 2, 2026
Learn more about aquatic invasive plant species found in Michigan, along with their native plant look-a-likes.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Cards: Hydrilla vs. Common Waterweed

Published on September 2, 2026
Learn more about aquatic invasive plant species found in Michigan, along with their native plant look-a-likes.
Aquatic Invasive Plant Identification Cards: Curly-leaf Pondweed vs. Clasping-leaf Pondweed

Published on September 2, 2026
Learn more about aquatic invasive plant species found in Michigan, along with their native plant look-a-likes.
Crayfish Wise Retailer Factsheet

Published on June 25, 2026
Be a wise crayfish retailer and help us protect the Great Lakes and our inland waters.
Crayfish Regulations for Great Lakes States

Published on June 25, 2026
This resource shares the status of crayfish regulations as of Oct. 1, 2025, across 8 states in the Great Lakes region.
What You Need to Know About Michigan’s Ticks

Published on July 25, 2025
Learn what to expect when entering a forest, methods of tick identification, ways to avoid tick bites, as well as information on Lyme disease.
Slow the spread and know the facts: Chronic wasting disease

Published on September 11, 2024
Know the facts about chronic wasting disease to help slow the spread in Michigan.