Working collaboratively, partners in the Huron Coastal Invasive Species Network (ISN) engage communities and lead them in a strategic and coordinated approach to invasive species management across Northeast Michigan’s Lake Huron coastal region.
Huron Coastal ISN serves Alcona, Alpena, Cheboygan, Iosco and Presque Isle counties.
Priority Species
Click any of the images below for information to help identify & report these priority invasive plant species.
Japanese Knotweed
Baby’s Breath
European Frog-bit
Japanese Barberry
Eurasian Phragmites
Contact Us
Monday-Friday, 8am-4pm
122 W Chisholm St. Alpena, MI 49707
(989) 448-2293
Amber Hubbard, Huron Coastal ISN Coordinator, ext. 23
Interested in supporting our work? Sign this letter and add your organization to our list of partners.
Steering Committee
Amber Hubbard, Coastal ISN Lead, Huron Pines
Emily Johnson, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Catherine Stedman, Alpena Wildlife Sanctuary Board
Heather Rawlings, US Fish and Wildlife Service
Gwen Keller, Michigan DNR
Nathan Payne, Iosco Conservation District
Kim Steinberger, The Nature Conservancy
Ayden Ehgotz, Michigan Nature Association
Brandon Schroeder, Michigan Sea Grant
Jacob Grochowski, Presque Isle Conservation District
Jill Pritchett, US Forest Service
Sienna Falzetta, US Forest Service
Visit the Midwest Invasive Species Information Network (MISIN) to report suspected infestations.
