Celebrating 40 Years of Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources
Protecting Northern Michigan's water resources since 1979.
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Board of Directors
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>
Employment Opportunities
Interns
Resource Library
Our Waters
Great Lakes
Groundwater
Inland Lakes
Rivers and Streams
Watersheds
Wetlands
Our Work
Green Infrastructure
>
Bioswale
Freshwater Center
Fertilizing Tips
Native Plants
Greenbelts
Green Roofs
Permeable Pavers
Rain Barrels
Rain Gardens
Inventories and Surveys
Monitoring Programs
>
Comprehensive Water Quality Monitoring
Pharmaceuticals in Our Waters
>
Pharmaceutical Disposal Program (POD)
Policy and Advocacy
>
Federal Policy Initiatives
Local Policy Initiatives
Policy and Advocacy Resources
State Policy Initiatives
State and Federal Resources
Restoration
>
Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Projects
Road/Stream Crossings
Small Dam Removal
Technical Services
Youth Education
>
Water Resources Education Program
Watershed Academy
Hot Topics
Aquatic Invasive Species
Clean Boating
Climate Change
>
Preservation and Protection Tools
Stormwater Management and Green Infrastructure Tools
Wetland Management, Creation, and Restoration Tools
Climate Change Summit
High Water Levels
PFAS
Pipelines
>
Enbridge Energy Line 5
>
Crude vs Oil Sands
Alternatives to Line 5
Risk Analysis
>
Risk Analysis-QA
Agreements between Enbridge and the State of Michigan
Straits Tunnel Proposal
Line 5 Tunnel Permit Applications
Pipelines 101
Pipelines in Michigan
>
Northern Michigan Pipeline Symposium (2014)
>
Video of Symposium
Presentation Summary - PHMSA
Presentation - Enbridge
Presentation - EPA
Pipeline Symposium FAQ
Participating Agencies - Pipeline Symposium
Northern Michigan Pipeline Workshop (2015)
>
Video of Workshop
Pipeline Permitting in Michigan
>
Pipeline Permitting Players
Siting of Pipelines
Permitting for Water Resource Impacts
Citizen Involvement Guidelines
Pipeline Permitting Webinar
Pipeline Risks
Pipeline Safety
Pipeline Regulations
Oil Spill Response
Pipelines - How Can You Help
Pipeline Improvement and Preventing Spills Act
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Septic Question
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Aquatic Invaders Reporting Form
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Name
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First
Last
Email
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Phone Number
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Name of WATER BODY it was found.
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LOCATION of the aquatic invasive species sighting.
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If possible, please include GPS coordinates or specific details that would help our staff or others locate this invasive species.
Photos are very helpful for verifying species and/or location.
If the photo file size exceeds our 10 MB form restriction,
please
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to upload them.
Select the aquatic invasive species you have found
within the Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council service
area.
Please complete a separate form for each invasive species.
Multiple sightings of the same invasive species can be reported on one form. Please give detailed information about each sighting location in the "Location" box.
KNOWN Aquatic Invaders in the Watershed Council Service Area:
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Alewife
Curly Leaf Pondweed
Eurasian Ruffe
Eurasian Watermilfoil
Invasive Knotweed
Phragmites
Purple Loosestrife
Quagga Mussel
Rusty Crayfish
Round Gobies
Sea Lamprey
Viral Hemorrhagic Septicemia (VHS)
Zebra Mussel
Please use a separate form for each invasive species you found. If the same type was found in various locations, use the "Location" box to enter all of the locations.
NEW or RARELY FOUND AIS in the Watershed Council Service Area:
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Asian Carp
Bloody Red Shrimp
European Frogbit
Golden Mussels
Killer Shrimp
Red Swamp Crayfish
Spiney Waterfleas
Stone Moroko
Wels Catfish
Yabby
Zander
Other Aquatic Invasive Species
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Date it was found
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