The mission of Huron Heartland Invasive Species Network is to work collaboratively to prevent the introduction and spread of invasive species and to raise awareness, ensuring healthy ecosystems and engaged communities across Northern Michigan. Huron Heartland Invasive Species Network serves Crawford, Montmorency, Ogemaw, Oscoda, Otsego and Roscommon counties.
2020 Heartland ISN newsletter (.pdf)
Hours of operation
Monday-Friday, 7am-3pm
4241 Old US-27 S, Suite 2, Gaylord, MI 49735
(989) 448-2293
Shelby Bauer, Huron Heartland ISN Coordinator, ext. 13
Our priority species
Read about priority species in our ‘Take on Invasives’ series:
European frog-bit
Eurasian phragmites
Japanese knotweed
Japanese barberry
MISIN educational modules
Hemlock wooly adelgid
Asian longhorned beetle
Steering Committee
Shelby Bauer, Heartland ISN Lead, Huron Pines
Rich Corner, Forest Ecologist, US Forest Service
Steve Woods, Conservation Stewardship Director, Huron Pines
Matt Kleitch, Natural Resource Specialist, Camp Grayling
Julie Crick, Natural Resources Educator, MSU Extension
Jennifer Falkey, East Zone Ecologist, US Forest Service
Caroline Kesson, Monitoring Programs Coordinator, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Noah Jansen, Restoration Coordinator, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Rusty Gowland, President, Black Lake Preservation Society
Joellen Saugrich, District Forester, Otsego Conservation District
Interested in supporting our work? Sign this letter and add your organization to our list of partners.
