Invasive Species

Partnering with Lake to Lake CISMA, Alger Conservation District has been a key partner and lead in multiple invasive species grant programs throughout the years, prioritizing and assisting in managing invasive species throughout the county.
Successful projects have included programs focused on early detection surveys, landowner outreach programs, treatment programs, and other work to keep our native ecosystems thriving.
If you have a concern about invasive species within Alger County, please contact us!

The Lake to Lake Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area is a partnership of federal, state, non-profit groups, and businesses working to strategically manage non-native invasive species (NNIS) across a four-county coverage area. The mission of L2L CISMA is to provide long-term protection of native habitats by reducing the threat from non-native invasive species through coordination of efforts among partners to educate and engage the public, detect and manage invasions, restore invasion sites, and increase organizational and public capacity through sharing of knowledge and resources.

High priority invasive species of Alger County