Maybe you are a houseplant connoisseur like myself, or you love keeping live plants in your fish tanks. If that's the case, its highly...

The winter in the Upper Peninsula is a wonderful and magical place. The snow gently covers a vast majority of the outside vegetation,...

As the leaves begin to change, so too does our CISMA field crew! After having an incredibly successful summer pulling invasive species...

As the summer heats up, so too does our summer field crew! After pulling nearly 4000 pounds of Garlic Mustard and surveying roughly 100...

As the weather starts to warm invasive and native plants alike are waking up and beginning to grow. A common misconception about many...

A lot of times when we think of invasive species we are not thinking about art. They create habitat destruction, ruin ecosystem...

There are many different wonderful plants used for a variety of purposes from ornamental to aquarium plants to plants that can be...

Bless you! While phytophotodermatitis may sound like a drawn out sneeze, it is a very real condition to be aware of, especially if you...

If you have ever gone duck hunting or gone on a kayak through a marsh or even been fishing in a swamp/marsh area, you may have noticed...

Many of us are aware of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA), but have you ever heard of Elongate Hemlock Scale (EHS)? EHS is an insect that can...

The holiday season can be a magical time of year; the snow, the loved ones, warm fire places, and fun traditions. That being said, one of...

The upper peninsula, especially the eastern upper peninsula is home to a huge variety of beautiful flowers. But sometimes, those...

By: Michael Hindy, Three Shores CISMA Coordinator As the last of the trees have lost their leaves, we all know that snow is just around...

As the snow melts away, it’s time to put away our snowmobiles as we get ready for another favorite Yooper pastime: hitting the trails...

By: Logan Yonkus and Emily Rhodes - Three Shores CISMA Crew Leaders The eastern hemlock tree is an important yet vulnerable species in...