Invasive species, once established in the state, continue to negatively impact Michigan’s environment and economy. Zebra and quagga mussels, Japanese knotweed, and emerald ash borer are primary examples of the significant negative effects invasive species can have on water quality, tree health, timber value, wildlife habitat and even home values. The species with completed profiles are not the only species of concern for Michigan.
The following status and strategy, best management practice and profile documents were developed for the purposes of:
