Resource Library

 

 

 

Forestry 

View the links provided for additional forestry related resources.

Note: This is not an exhaustive list of all forestry resources and services available to Monroe County residents. If there is a pest, disease, or other invasive species not listed here that you are seeking information about or assistance with, please email us at monroecd@macd.org and we will do our best to connect you with the right resources and/or entities.

Identify and Report Invasive Species

Home Gardening or Lawn Question?

Gardening Hotline: 1-888-678-3464

Monday, Wednesday, Friday: 9 AM-12 PM

MSU Extension -Gardening in Michigan

Invasive Species Management

Diseases

Learn more about Cedar Apple Rust in Michigan

Cedar Apple Rust (fs.usda.gov)

Learn more about Fire Blight in Michigan

Fire Blight of Apple and Pear (WSU Tree Fruit)

Timber Harvest and Landscaping

Recommended Resources

These items were brought to our attention by local community members!

If you have any suggestions that you would like us to add to our resource library (ie. relavent news articles, cool online resources, documentaries, websites, projects, etc.), send us an email at monroecd@macd.org! We review all community recommendations on a semi-regular basis.

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Other Helpful Information

treesaregood.org

treesaregood.org

Download MCD’s Foresty Contact List

Here is a contact list of known forestry professionals and consultants in the region. This list is not exhaustive and does not include every known forester in SE Michigan.

View Midwest Service Providers

MIPN manages this online regional listing of companies and firms providing professional ecological services, such as site revegetaiton and habitat resotration. This list covers 9 midwestern states, including Michigan.

Disclaimer of Endorsement: This information is provided as a public service and does not constitute endorsement or sponsorship by Monroe Conservation District.