Invasive species are non-native plants and animals that have the potential to become established in an ecosystem, spread widely, and cause ecological or economic harm or even pose a risk to human health.
GYPSY MOTHS| Gypsy Moths |
| Forest Pests |
| Woody invasives |
For more information, contact the MSU Extension Lawn and Garden Hotline at 888-678-3464 or visit the following websites:
- Macomb County Gypsy Moth Information (PDF), Macomb MSU Extension
- Controlling Gypsy Caterpillars with Barrier Bands, Maryland Cooperative Extension fact sheet
- Management Strategies for Control of Gypsy Moth, University of Massachusetts Amherst
Spotted Lanternfly,
Asian Longhorned Beetle,
Beech Leaf Disease &
Oak Wilt
Identifying and Reporting Major Pests in Michigan February 20, 2020 PDF
Report Wildlife Observations (diseased wildlife, tagged fish, invasive carp and more): Michigan.gov/EyesInTheField
More information at michigan.gov/dnr
WOODY INVASIVES
Invasive trees, shrubs, and woody vines pose a serious threat to natural areas in the Great Lakes region, out-competing native plants and damaging wildlife habitat.
More information at woodyinvasives.org