Working together to combat Invasive Species in Door County, Wisconsin
Empowering Door County citizens and municipalities with the information, tools, and skills to tackle invasive species.
Empowering Door County citizens and municipalities with the information, tools, and skills to tackle invasive species.
Unravel the mysteries of starry stonewort! Three Minnesota researchers will delve into the biology of this invasive aquatic plant. Discover how their research is informing prevention and management efforts. Read more about this webinar and register here.
Join us on January 16th at 6:30pm at Bridge Up Brewing to hear from Michael Hinkle, USDA Greenhouse Manager, to learn more about the USDA Potato Genebank here in Door County.
Wisconsin Wetland Association's Wetland Science Conference. February 25-27, 2025 in La Crosse, WI. Learn more about the conference here.
It might be winter, but it is is always good to think about how to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species. Before you leave the boat landing, it is important to remember to take these steps:
For more information on the CBCW program, please visit: http://www.uwsp.edu/UWEXLakes/cbcw
An Invasive Species strategic plan was created by DCIST and the Door County SWCD and approved by the Door County Land Conservation Committee (LCC) in September 2018. The Plan outlines initiatives, strategies, and actions to achieve the mission of DCIST over the next five years.
Our 2024-2029 Strategic Plan is now available for public comment. Your feedback will help us create a roadmap for the future of DCIST. Please email dcist1@gmail.com with any feedback.
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