MISAC Calendars
MISAC creates educational invasive species calendars highlighting invasive species issues in Minnesota. Species featured include species that are already present in Minnesota and species that are problems in other states that we can work to keep out of Minnesota. Additionally, pathways by which invasive species can spread are also featured.
You may download posters and print out pages for yourself. Contact a MISAC co-chair for a copy of the most recent calendar.
Golden mussels, Mowing pathway, Tribal fishing decontamination program, Callery pear, Signal crayfish, Balsam woolly adelgid, European water clover, Red star rust, Dock and lift pathway, Spongy moth, Rudd, Feral pigs
Participatory science, Supporting wildlife in your backyard, Minnesota DNR invasive species rulemaking, Research on using goats to manage buckthorn, Modified-unified method for invasive carp, Saltcedar, Water gardening pathway, Amur corktree, Starry stonewort, Potato cyst nematodes, New Zealand mudsnails and faucet snails, the Minnesota Management Plan for Invasive Species
Don’t Pack A Pest program, Spotted lanternfly, Red swamp crayfish, Soybean aphid biocontrol insect, Live bait pathway, Siberian peashrub, Personal watercraft pathway, Jumping worm research, Pet and plant release pathway, Yard waste pathway, Yellow iris, Guiding principles for common names
Dog detectors and educators, Pesky plant trackers, St. Louis area Phragmites tech team, Lily leaf beetle, Great Lakes aquatic invasive species landing blitz, Tick safety, Golden clam, Invasive vining milkweeds, Goldfish, Construction pathway, Brazilian waterweed, Climate change: implications for invasive species management
Purple loosestrife biocontrol, oak wilt, tench, mountain biking pathway, mystery snails, knotweed success by the Duluth Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA), European frogbit, jumping worms, waterfowl hunting pathway, winged burning bush, amphibian diseases, holiday greenery pathway
Cold mortality of emerald ash borer, Community based social marketing, Seed labeling, Tribal management of invasive species, Spiny waterflea, Wild parsnip, Baitfish pathway, Upper Midwest Invasive Species Conference, Water soldier, Cover it Up! buckthorn management, Marbled crayfish, Genetic biocontrol of invasive species
Drones, Habitattitude Surrender Collaboratives, Tree of Heaven, Docks and Lifts, Poison Hemlock, Hybrid Watermilfoil, Japanese Beetle, Starry Trek, Phytoplasmas, U of M Invasive Phragmites Research, Weed-free Gravel Pit Certification, Fish Pathogen Research
Cucurbit downy mildew, EDDMapS Midwest, AIS detectors and trackers, PlayCleanGo, Palmer amaranth, water garden pathway, Japanese, giant and Bohemian knotweeds, red swamp crayfish, Japanese barberry, boat design improvements, velvet longhorned beetle, black carp
Invasive plant early detection, zebra mussel control in Christmas Lake, spotted lanternfly, jumping worms, starry stonewort, flowering rush, narrowleaf bittercress, diffuse knapweed, Russian knapweed, hydrilla, nonnative bush honeysuckle, spiny waterflea, aquatic invasive species prevention aid
Forest pest first detector, Yellow floating heart, Invasive species research centers, Boat trailer pathway, Biosurveillance, Brittle naiad, Roadsides pathway, Palmer amaranth, Seaplane pathway, Japanese barberry, Golden algae, Internet trade pathway
Killer shrimp, Plant pest quarantines, Climate change, Mountain pine beetle, Stop Aquatic Hitchhikers, Yellow iris, Giant hogweed, Spotted knapweed biocontrol, Dock and lift pathway, Non-native common reed, Tubenose goby, Holiday décor pathway
Gypsy moth, Northern Snakehead, Dalmatian toadflax eradication effort, Parrot’s feather, Work.Clean.Go., Edible invasive species, Black swallow-wort, Spotted wing drosophila, Water hyacinth, Annosum root rot, Grass carp, Wood pathway
White nose syndrome of bats, Bloody red shrimp, Emerald ash borer biocontrol, Recreation on land pathway (hiking, camping, OHV, etc.), Water lettuce, Bait pathway, Japanese hops, Asian long-horned beetle, Brown and meadow knapweeds, Asian defoliators, Giant salvinia, Ug99: rust of wheat
Brown marmorated stink bug, Oriental bittersweet, Faucet snail, Felt-soled wader pathway, European frogbit, Japanese beetle, Bighead and silver carp, Grecian foxglove, Live study specimen pathway, Khapra beetle, Mute swan, and Purple loosestrife.
Eurasian swine, Aquarium pathway, Zebra mussels, Garlic mustard, Curly-leaf pondweed, White and yellow sweetclover, Flowering rush, Black locust, Japanese knotweed, Eurasian earthworm/new Asian species, Thousand cankers disease, Red-eared slider turtle
Zebra mussel, Quagga mussel, Canada thistle, Flowering rush; yellow iris; pink waterlilly, Oak wilt, Tartarian and non-native honeysuckle, Emerald ash borer, Gypsy moth, Non-native slug, St. John’s wort , Didymo, Golden nematode, Rainbow smelt
Reed canary grass, Viral hemorrhagic septicemia , Dalmation toadflax, Potato cyst nematode, Common motherwort, Chinese and banded mystery snails, Hydrilla, Plumeless thistle, Cut-leaved teasel, Narrow-leaved and hybrid cattail, Eurasian ruffe, European starling
Rusty crayfish, Firewood pathway, Bighead and silver carp, Japanese knotweed, Spiny waterflea, Musk thistle, Yellow starthistle, Common tansy, Non-native subspecies of Common Reed, Faucet snail, Black swallowwort, Sirex woodwasp
Common carp , Mute swan, Asian longhorned beetle, Leafy spurge, New Zealand mudsnail, Wild parsnip, Purple loosestrife, Asian soybean rust, Flowering rush, Grecian foxglove, Glossy buckthorn, Sea lamprey
Curly-leaf pondweed, Eurasian earthworms, Spotted knapweed, Garlic mustard, Gypsy moth, Emerald ash borer, Eurasian watermilfoil, Zebra mussel, Soybean aphid, Multicolored Asian lady beetle, Common buckthorn, Round goby