TSN Member Communities
Service Area
Macomb and St. Clair counties (Michigan)
About Us
The Lake St. Clair (LSC) Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (CISMA) was established in Macomb and St. Clair counties through the Michigan Invasive Species Grant Program in 2015. The LSC CISMA is a collaborative effort to enhance ecosystem functions and enrich ecosystem services through invasive species prevention, detection, management, and outreach.
The LSC CISMA goals are to: 1) Prevent the spread of invasive species and reduce their environmental and economic impacts; 2) Detect invasive species occurrences to guide management, outreach, and restoration; 3) Educate citizens and practitioners on invasive species issues, impacts, and more.
Participating Organizations
Chesterfield Township, Clay Township, Clinton River Watershed Council, Clinton Township, Friends of The St. Clair River, Friends of W.C. Wetzel State Recreation Area, Harrison Township, Huron Clinton Metroparks Authority, IRA Township, Macomb County Dept. of Planning & Economic Develoment, Macomb County Department of Roads, Macomb CountyPublic Works Office, MacombTownship, City of Marysville Dept. of Public Works, Oakland University, Ray Township, Shelby Township., City of Sterline Heights, Six Rivers Land Conservancy, Southeast Michigan Council of Governments, St. Clair County Health Department, St. Clair County NPDES MS4 Advisory Group, St. Clair County Parks and Recreation Commission, Washington Township