Keweenaw Invasive Species Management Area (KISMA)

Giving to KISMA

(image credit: Lindsey Dolinski) community outreach centered on removing buckthorn from Houghton neighborhood

Help KISMA help you with invasive species concerns

Consider a donation to KISMA to support our continued efforts of controlling invasive species. Every bit helps with our goal of fostering healthy ecosystems.

KISMA provides education and outreach to property owners and managers to help identify and treat priority invasive species. To provide these services KISMA relies on funding from competitive grants and private donations. Funding is used for KISMA personnel, tools, field supplies, and mileage to and from sites for work in Keweenaw, Houghton, and Baraga counties. Your gift to KISMA would demonstrate your support to us and our granting agencies, as well as allowing our work to continue.

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(image credit: Sigrid Resh) KISMA Crew with huge pile of buckthorn removed from Houghton neighborhood
(image credit: Sigrid Resh) KISMA Crew with huge pile of buckthorn removed from Houghton neighborhood
(image credit: Sigrid Resh) KISMA Crew has been removing European marsh thistle from an infested beaver pond at Gratiot Lake Conservancy since 2017 with great results
(image credit: Sigrid Resh) KISMA Crew has been removing European marsh thistle from an infested beaver pond at Gratiot Lake Conservancy since 2017 with great results
(image credit: Sigrid Resh) KISMA Crew works with Michigan Nature Association to remove spotted knapweed and other invasive plants from their natural areas
(image credit: Sigrid Resh) KISMA Crew works with Michigan Nature Association to remove spotted knapweed and other invasive plants from their natural areas