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Funding approved for fighting invasive species including hemlock woolly algedid along shore in Emmet County

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The state of Michigan recently announced that 32 projects will share $3.6 million in funding through the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program for efforts that address the prevention, detection, eradication and control of aquatic (water-based) and ... Please subscribe to the Harbor Light News or login to continue to enjoy reading your local newspaper. The post Funding approved for fighting invasive species including hemlock woolly algedid al…

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Manistee, Benzie counties benefit from Michigan's $3.6M invasive species grants - Great Lakes Commission

The state of Michigan announced that 32 projects will share $3.6 million in funding through the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program for efforts that address the prevention, detection, eradication and control of aquatic and terrestrial invasive species. Read the full story by the Manistee News Advocate.

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