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    • Photo Contest >
      • 2016 Photo Contest
      • 2017 Photo Contest
      • 2018 Photo Contest
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      • MAEAP
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      • Apple Tree Diseases and Pests
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Wild Rivers Invasive



​Species Coalition

The Wild Rivers Invasive Species Coalition (WRISC)

The Wild Rivers Invasive Species Coalition (WRISC) is a cooperative invasive species partnership operating in northeast Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.  The partnership consists of a wide range of partners and members from local, state, tribal, and federal agencies, land managers, utility companies, civic organizations, businesses, and individuals, all interested in the education and management of invasive species in the five county WRISC area.  ​
This coalition strives to combine multi-agency resources and expertise to coordinate education and management of invasive species across borders, promoting best management practices that will help to slow the spread of these invaders.   

Our cooperative is led by a Board of Directors, and operates soley on donations and grant awards which the Dickinson Conservation District helps us manage as our fiscal agent. 

Want to learn more about WRISC or how you can help battle invasive species in your area?  Check out our website!

www.wrisc.org

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