Learn more about MITPPC’s mission, research, and priority species through this beautiful and immersive StoryMap. The StoryMap highlights our research projects, explains our history, and more.

MITPPC researchers published numerous research papers this summer. We thank the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund as recommended by the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources for their support of these efforts.

The global pandemic has changed the way the world works. MITPPC-funded researchers have had to incorporate this change into their current projects in big ways. Ph.D. candidate Artur Stefanski, Associate Professor Abdennour Abbas, and undergraduate Research & Outreach Assistant Katie Connolly describe how their work has been affected by COVID-19.

Don’t lose your fruits, vegetables and herbs this summer to invasive species that might be creeping in your garden. In this blog, we list a few to watch out for.

Ever wondered which terrestrial invasive species you might encounter in your backyard? We've made it easy to find out with a new interactive map.

MITPPC delivers science-backed solutions to protect our state’s forests, wetlands, prairies and urban green spaces.

Oaks make up 30% of our North American forests. Recently, MITPPC researchers have noticed that they are dying.

Five ways researchers are using drones and remote sensing to stop terrestrial invasive species in Minnesota

Researchers and community partners are exploring the potential of EAB Biocontrol with fungi.

MITPPC researchers are tracking the spread of soybean sudden death syndrome (SDS) into northern Minnesota.