Please Note:
We do not consider reading this page to be a substitute for attending a workshop where you can see and hear all of the details of this subject. In addition, being able to clarify any questions you have about the materials provided can be very important in making sure the work is done properly, in conformance with all regulations and that the results are rewarding.
Phragmites first found growing in parking lot cracks, 28 April 2012.
Aggressive phragmites revisited, 2 October 2013. photos by Bob Williams
State of Michigan Webpages
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
Pesticide and Plant Pest Management Division
MICHIGAN DEPARTMENT
OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (MDEQ)
Control
and Management of Invasive Phragmites
A
Landowner's Guide to Phragmites Control
A
Guide to the Control and Management of Invasive Phragmites
The
Control of Phragmites Under the General Permit
General
Permit Category
DEQ
Chemical Treatment of Aquatic Nuisance Plants
DEQ
approved aquatic herbicides
Aquatic
Nuisance Control, Frequently Asked Questions
Management
of Aquatic Plants
Michigan
DEQ -Wetlands Permits
MDEQ
Water Resouces Division
MDEQ
Great Lakes Shoreline Management
DEQ
Inland Lakes and Streams
If you have any questions about the permit process for treating aquatic
plants you can Email: DEQ-LWM-ANC@michigan.gov
or telephone 517-241-1554. If you have any questions about the permit process
for shoreline management and for cutting Phragmites telephone Tracy Collin
at 517-241-4506.
State of Michigan Laws
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