Your local resource for natural resources since 1938
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MUSKEGON CONSERVATION DISTRICT
| The mission of the Muskegon Conservation District is serving, educating, and empowering our community for natural resource protection by providing site-specific technical assistance and information to landowners in all aspects of natural resource management. |
| This site and content are the property of the Muskegon Conservation District |
Invasive Species Control
Invasive plant species, such as Garlic Mustard, Phragmites, Japanese Honeysuckle, Spotted Knapweed,
and Oriental Bittersweet, are non-native species that spread agressively, choking out native species and
degrading natural areas. Each summer MCD staff and volunteers spend countless hours combating the
spread of invasive species in Muskegon County. Learn more about two of these species by watching the
videos below:
Invasive plant species, such as Garlic Mustard, Phragmites, Japanese Honeysuckle, Spotted Knapweed,
and Oriental Bittersweet, are non-native species that spread agressively, choking out native species and
degrading natural areas. Each summer MCD staff and volunteers spend countless hours combating the
spread of invasive species in Muskegon County. Learn more about two of these species by watching the
videos below:
| Office Hours: Tuesday - Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm Due to the nature of our work, the office may be closed during regular office hours as our staff are working in the field or attending appointments with landowners. Thank You! Phone: 231-773-0008 |
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