The Lake to Lake Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (L2L CISMA) is a multi-agency and multi-community group created in 2008. We aim to provide long-term protection of a variety of habitats by reducing the threat from non-native and invasive plant species through coordination of efforts among partners to educate the public, survey and research invasions, and provide opportunities for on-the-ground invasive plant removal and other management actions. Formerly the Central Upper Peninsula Cooperative Weed Management Area, our goals have remained the same: to maintain and restore native habitats throughout the central Upper Peninsula counties of Alger, Delta, Schoolcraft and Marquette.

There are a total of 28 partners in our CISMA including local, state and federal governmental agencies, non-profits, and businesses. 

For more information on this organization, head to their webpage at www.l2lcisma.org
Elise Desjarlais is the coordinator of the Lake to Lake CISMA and can be reached at 906.226.8871 ext. 116, or l2lcisma@gmail.com