Should This Animal Be Back On The Endangered Species List In Michigan?
Michigans gray wolf population was almost gone in the mid-1970s.
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MI DNR Hiring for 1,300 Seasonal State Park Positions
More jobs are now available with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Michigan DNR Seeks Volunteers For Park Stewardship Program
The Michigan DNR says volunteers are needed to help with removing invasive plants that threaten high-quality ecosystems in the parks.
Feeding Your Backyard Birds? It Could Be a Felony in Michigan
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer just vetoed a bill that would have let up on restrictions on feeding birds.
Grab Red Pine Cones In Michigan For Cash This September
Michiganders can go out and pick red pine cones and then bring them to DNR for cash.
New Record King Salmon In Michigan
Michigan has a new state record King Salmon caught by an angler. The King that was caught by Luis Martinez from Ortonville is certified at 47.86 pounds.
DNR: Michigan Abolishing Antlerless Deer License Lottery In Favor Of ‘Universal’ Tag
Today the Michigan DNR announced that most Michigan Hunters for the 2021 season will NOT need to apply for an antlerless license as in years past. The introduction of the 'Universal Antlerless License' will allow hunters to harvest does and antlerless males across nearly the entire state this season.
Michigan DNR Conservation Officer Helps Distressed Fawn Find Mother
A happy ending for the lost fawn that was stuck swimming in a lake.
50 New Geocaches Being Released by MI DNR for Enthusiasts to Find
Geocaching is a really fun way to spend the afternoon.
Michigan DNR Cracking Down On Drunk Boaters With Operation Dry Water Weekend
This weekend as thousands of Michiganders hit the lakes and waterways for the 4th of July weekend, they'll have company as Michigan DNR officers will be out in force to crack down on those who are boating drunk.