TSN Member Communities
Service Area
Clinton, Eaton, Ingham, and Ionia counties (Michigan)
About Us
The Mid-Michigan Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (MM-CISMA) was established in April 2016 to “spread the word, not the species” through education and outreach, identification, and reporting.
The MM-CISMA increases our ability to work together across jurisdictional lines by coordinating prevention, early detection and rapid response to invasive species both on land and in our lakes and streams. Our priority species are lesser celandine, black swallow-wort, Japanese knotweed, and European frogbit.
Participating Organizations
AIS – DNR, Bath Township, Burchfield Park (Ingham), City of East Lansing, Clinton Conservation District, Clinton County Drain Office, Clinton County Parks, Delhi Twp Parks and Rec, Delta Township, DNR Rose Lake Game Area, DNR Sleepy Hollow State Park, Eaton Conservation District, Eaton County Parks, ER Parks, Fenner Nature Center, Friends of Eaton Parks, Friends of Park Lake, Harris Nature Center Park + Land Preservation, Haslett Community Church Green Team, Hawk Island Park, Ingham County Drain Office, Ingham County Land Bank, Ingham County Parks, Ingham Road Dept, Ionia Conservation District, Ionia County Drain Office, Ionia County Parks and Rec, Lansing Coast Guard Auxiliary, Lansing Parks and Recreation, Meridian Township, MGROW, MI Audubon, MI Lake and Stream Assoc, Michigan Natural Features Inventory, Michigan Wildflower Farm, Mid MI Stewardship Initiative, Mid Michigan Land Conservancy, Middle Grand River Organization of Watersheds, MSU (Beal Garden), MSU Corey Marsh Research Center, MSU Fisheries and Wildlife, MSU Landscape Services, RIPPLE, Spicer Group, The Stewardship Network, Tri County Regional Planning Commission, Wild Ones – Red Cedar Chapter, Woldumar Nature Center