Results from the 2022 wolf survey show population remains stable… Wildlife biologists from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources released their findings from the latest Michigan gray wolf survey. The survey, conducted in early 2022, shows the wolf...
With certain duck and goose hunting seasons starting Sept. 1 throughout the state and others to follow this fall and winter, the MDNR asks all hunters to be observant and careful when harvesting and handling wild birds due to the presence of the highly pathogenic...
Last year, nearly 7,000 deer hunters voluntarily reported their deer harvest online to help test the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ new reporting system. Online harvest reporting is required for all hunters who successfully take a deer starting with the...
As spring draws closer, Michigan anglers are encouraged to purchase a 2022 fishing license when they go on sale Tuesday, March 1. The new license season begins April 1, and the 2022 fishing licenses are valid through March 31, 2023. Licenses can be purchased at...
The Michigan departments of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy and Natural Resources confirmed a report of didymo, a nuisance freshwater alga, in a stretch of the Upper Manistee River in Kalkaska County. Also known as rock snot, despite its coarse, woolly texture,...
