Invasive Species Threats: A State Perspective. Nick Popoff, Department of Natural Resources
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1 Invasive Species Threats: A State Perspective Nick Popoff, Department of Natural Resources
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3 What We ll Cover Goals/Actions for AIS Program Current Event Targeting AIS with MISGP
4 AIS State Management Plan Goal I: Prevent new introductions of AIS into Michigan waters. Goal II: Limit the dispersal of established populations of AIS into uninfested waters of the state. Goal III: Develop an early detection and rapid response program to address new AIS invasions. Finalized June, 2013 Goal IV: Manage and control AIS to lessen the harmful ecological, economic, social and public health impacts resulting from infestation of AIS.
5 DRAFT TIS State Management Plan GOALS Prevention Early Detection and Response Control, Management and Restoration Collaboration
6 Pathways Approach
7 Red Swamp Crayfish Most invasive crayfish worldwide Outcompete native species Dig complex burrows can cause bank destabilization Feed on vegetation and negatively impact water clarity (water becomes turbid) Reproduce in large numbers Listed as a prohibited species in 2015 to reduce risk of introductions MI anglers using live crayfish purchased from food markets in southwest MI Available to teachers for classroom projects disposal was identified as high risk
8 Red Swamp Crayfish Reports Initial report to Fisheries Division on July 14 th from Sunset Lake in Vicksburg (Kalamazoo County) Confirmed by FD Second report from Novi Retention pond on July 16th Confirmed by FD Increased awareness through statewide press release, social media, and signage Following up on over 100 public reports since press release was issued
9 Credible Reports
10 Potential Sources? Red swamp crayfish were widely available prior to 2015 Crayfish could have been introduced from releases linked to multiple vectors Biological supply for schools Live food markets Live bait Pet stores Law Enforcement Division has been active with enforcing regulations to prevent future introductions Over 600 inspections
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12 Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program (MISGP) Established in 2014 Funded through annual appropriation by the Michigan legislature (general fund) First state funding stream dedicated to invasive species $11 million in grants
13 Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program (MISGP) Purpose: Strategically address the issues of prevention, detection, eradication and control of terrestrial and aquatic invasive species statewide
14 Targeting AIS with MISGP Prevention Early detection and response Integrated and novel approaches to control and management Treatment and removal Photos by Jenilee Whisler
15 Cooperative Invasive Species Management Areas (CISMAs)
16 CISMA Efforts Mobile boat wash/cbcw Landing Blitz Frogbit Challenge & removal efforts Early detection and response Eurasian watermilfoil treatment (Three Shores) Boat wash stencils
17 Michigan Lake and Stream Associations Clean Boats, Clean Waters AIS prevention, outreach and education activities (2014 & 2016) Website: CBCW leader training videos & resources data reporting Training workshops, promotional materials, outreach 2016 Certified CBCW regional coordinators
18 Educating K 12 Teachers & Students Wayne State & Michigan Tech Universities Organisms in Trade (OIT) pathway Selecting and managing pets and plants for the classroom Raise student awareness of invasive species issues Teacher Professional Development workshops Online classroom lesson plans
19 AIS: Evaluating, Refining and Expanding Management Toolbox CMU, TNC, Progressive A&E, Montana State University Herbicide efficacy Carolina fanwort Multi stage approach starry stonewort Benthic mats Carolina fanwort and EWM Source(s) of regrowth of EWM and hybrid EWM after chemical treatment
20 IPM Principles for Eurasian and Hybrid Watermilfoils Michigan Tech, KISMA, SePro, PLM, Many Waters Risk management strategies Treatment history and effects on treatment of hybrid strains Relation of genetics to treatment efficacy Diver assisted suction harvesting (DASH)
21 Michigan Invasive Species Program Resources Michigan Invasive Species Website: Aquatic Invasive Species Landing Blitz: ,00.html RIPPLE: _75850,00.html Michigan CISMAs: ,00.html AIS State Management Plan: ,00.html Draft TIS State Management Plan: _5.3.16_523636_7.pdf Midwest Invasive Species Information Network (MISIN):
22 Thank You! Discussion?
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