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The Ohio Lake Erie Protection & Restoration Plan is intended to identify the strategic direction and the near term actions of the State of Ohio related to Lake Erie and its watershed. This plan is an update to the 2000 version to reflect newly emerging issues, the changing Lake Erie conditions, as well as the unified Great Lakes approach embodied in the Great Lakes Regional Collaboration.

The Lake Erie Biodiversity Conservation Strategy is a binational initiative designed to support the efforts of the Lake Erie LaMP by identifying specific strategies and actions to protect and conserve the native biodiversity of Lake Erie.This is one of the five biodiversity conservation strategies, or blueprints, produced for the Great Lakes.

The Lake Superior Biodiversity Conservation Strategy is intended to provide information and guidance that will support the long-term protection and restoration of Lake Superior's habitats and species. The Lake Superior Biodiversity Conservation Strategy was started in 2012, with the assessment of key conservation targets and threats. These targets and threats helped identify strategies to conserve Lake Superior's habitats and species. This assessment and strategy is the first in the Great Lakes to utilize watershed, coastal zone and water indices in the evaluation of major habitat types.

The St. Clair-Detroit River System (SCDRS) Initiative Partners share a common vision: the restoration of portions of southern Lake Huron, the St. Clair River, Lake St. Clair, the Detroit River, and western Lake Erie to a thriving ecosystem with science-based management and broad social support that provides environmental services for the region and the Great Lakes basin. The SCDRS Initiative is a bi-national collaborative partnership with more than 30 organizations, including U.S.

This coalition addresses invasive species in Michigan. This open to anyone or any group interested in invasive species control in Michigan.

The Kalamazoo River Watershed Management Plan presents a unifying vision for water resources planning and management for the Kalamazoo River in Michigan.

The Lake Charlevoix Watershed Management Plan is intended to support efforts to protect the high quality water resources in the watershed. This plan describes the watershed, analyzes its water quality, reviews management strategies, and sets goals and strategies.

This plan summarizes existing water quality conditions, while also outlining and prioritizing major watershed pollutants and offering recommendations on how to reduce the impact and amount of pollution entering the Lake Leelanau Watershed in Michigan. It also provides a description of the watershed including such topics as geologic and human history, population, land use, government jurisdictions, water quality trends and data, and recreational activities.

The Wisconsin Wildlife Action Plan (WWAP) is the comprehensive resource for the conservation of rare and declining species and their habitats in Wisconsin. The overall mission of state wildlife action plans such as this one is to identify Species of Greatest Conservation Need and their habitat and describe conservation actions to respond to the issues and threats that affect them.