Sugaloaf North Shore Stewardship Association
Sugarloaf Cove by Chris Sandberg

North Shore Invasive Plants - why should you care and what should you do?

Some plants may look beautiful, but they can have a devastating effect. Non native invasive plants effect human health, economics, forest ecology and recreational interests. The North Shore is fortunate to have not experienced the invasions other parts of the state have. But that does not mean we are immune. We need your help to keep invasives from spreading. View our latest activities list below to find out how you can help.

Latest Activities and links

  • Sugarloaf is a member of the Cook County Invasive Team (CCIT). To find out more about this multi-partner effort click here.
  • Read the latest CCIT newsletter, click here.
  • List of current MN prohibited noxious weeds, click here.
  • Native thistle photos and thistle identification chart (Excerpted from CCIT newsletter. Applies to all of Arrowhead region)
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Sugarloaf: The North Shore Stewardship Association
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