Chippewa Flowage Invasive Species Education and Management Project

Chippewa Flowage Invasive Species Education and Management Project
The Chippewa Flowage Invasive Species Education and Management (CFISEM) Project will be monitoring the existing areas of eurasian watermilfoil and purple loosestrife infestation on the Chippewa Flowage. The project will also explore and promote discussion and deliberation on educational and management options for development of integrated and collaborative solutions for invasive management. Assess and recommend management options for control and eradication of invasive species. And provide targeted education and leadership to organizations, stakeholders, and volunteers to champion efforts of exotic abatement. For more information contact: Erik Olson @ 634-4790 ext.175 or email: eolson@lco.edu Next CFISEM Steering Committee meeting will be held in late February or March.
Photo: LCOOCC Library	Photo: Erik Olson	Photo: Erik Olson
History of the Chippewa Flowage	Natural History of the Chippewa Flowage	Volunteer Opportunities

Invasive Species Maps	Purple Loosestrife Lythrum salicaria	Eurasian Watermilfoil Myriophyllum spicatum
Photo: Erik Olson	Photo: Erik Olson	Photo: Erik Olson
Chippewa Flowage Invasive Species Education and Management Steering Committee	CFISEM Project	Invasive Species Education
	Photo: Erik Olson
Other Environmental Information	Links	Aquatic Invasive Species Information


This program is sponsored by...
A cooperative program consisting of the USDA Cooperative State Research, Education, and Extension Service and the Land Grant Colleges and Universities. - a Regionally-Based National Network -
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