Upcoming webinars on New Zealand mud snail! The New Zealand mud snail (NZMS, Potamopyrgus antipodarum) is one of the most wide-spread aquatic invasive invertebrates in the world. After being initially found in North America in the Snake River, Idaho in 1987, the first populations of NZMS in the Great Lakes region were discovered in Lake Ontario in 1991. Since then, they have been found in all other Great Lakes except Lake Huron. Recently, NZMS have been found in inland rivers and streams of the Great Lakes raising concerns about their further spread and their potential impacts on local aquatic systems. The Great Lakes New Zealand Mud Snail Collaborative is a regional approach to NZMS management and includes the expertise of state, federal, academic, and non-profit institutions. The Collaborative strives to improve knowledge on the ecosystem impacts of NZMS, develop strategies to minimize their spread, inform management initiatives, and raise public awareness.
Please join us in upcoming monthly webinars to learn more about NZMS research, monitoring, management, education, and outreach efforts in the Great Lakes region! Please see the flyer for upcoming webinar dates, topics, and how to register!
Location: WEBINARS ONLINE
Website: www.nzmscollaborative.org
Learn various methods for creating a moresustainable home garden – this workshop willintroduce you to multiple environmentally-friendlytechniques to incorporate into your backyard.
Location: Gahagan Nature Preserve 209 W Maplehurst Roscommon, MI 48653
Website: www.gahagannature.org/calendar
Phone: 989-275-3217
Enjoy an limited capacity evening of jazz music, appetizers and prize raffle on Saturday, April 24 in support of the Clare Bands!
Location: 501 N McEwan, Clare MI 48617
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Clare-Jazz-at-the-Venue-207863456636392
Phone: 989-386-1239
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Location: Turtle Creek Stadium 333 Stadium Dr Traverse City, MI
Website: https://northwoodsleague.com/traverse-city-pit-spitters/