DNR

Feral cougar cubs have been spotted in Michigan for the first time in a century, signaling a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts in the Upper Peninsula.

Take down your bird feeders.

The first year for the new hunting season saw 13,000 deer killed.

The DNR is warning residents in Michigan and Indiana to beware of an invasive insect spreading rapidly and causing major concerns.

Michigan is grappling with one of the nations largest deer populations at of over 2 million, resulting in challenges for farmers and the environment.

Things are looking bleak for a once proud sport. With just one week to go, here's an alphabetical look, county by county, comparing this season's year-to-date total to 2022s.

So where did the bird nests go?

It's a good idea to check under the hood, not just for how your vehicle is running, but for our furry friends, too.

Turkeys were nearly hunted to extinction in Michigan, so the DNR stepped in, and is now asking you to report any sightings.

If you're going to be involved in snipe hunting in Michigan, the DNR, though at least one police jurisdiction has issued strict rules for the activity that will likely be followed across the state. Atop its Facebook post are the most important words to be remembered: "Please respect the Snipe. They are rare and fast. Almost like you can't find 'em."