Annually, the DNR tests thousands of white-tailed deer for bovine TB statewide. Due to this new steer finding, hunters within the 3-mile radius of this facility will be asked to voluntarily submit their deer heads for TB testing. This increased surveillance effort is planned to ensure the disease has not spilled over into the deer population.
There’s an old saying that goes, “From tiny acorns grow mighty oaks.” In this case, it was maple trees and the seed that was planted was that of inspiration. Last March, Christian LeSage, a Michigan Department of Natural Resources fisheries biologist, and his family went to Fenner Nature Center in Lansing for its annual Maple Syrup Festival. That
Maple syrup-making provides outdoor family fun in Michigan Read More »
The DNR plans to collect approximately 50 million walleye eggs from the fishery in 2017, resulting in 14 million fry for transfer to rearing ponds and direct fry plants throughout the Lower Peninsula.
A spring ritual in Michigan: Walleye egg collection on the Muskegon Read More »
The Deer Habitat Improvement Partnership Initiative is a competitive grant program designed to enhance deer habitat on non-state-managed lands in the U.P.
Michigan continues Upper Peninsula deer habitat improvement efforts Read More »
It’s important to remember that many species of wildlife hide their young for safety and that these babies are not abandoned. They simply have been hidden by their mother until she returns for them.
Michigan DNR: Leave wildlife young in the wild Read More »
The tours – led by DNR Wildlife Division staff members, as well as volunteers from Ducks Unlimited and Audubon Clubs – may include a “sneak peek” driving tour into refuge areas that normally are closed.
Spring birding tours on tap in Michigan Read More »
At Hard Water School, cancellation allows for more classwork time, allowing the instructors to go into more depth and to explore some additional subjects that would not have otherwise made the agenda.
In Michigan, warm weather doesn’t dampen spirits of ice-fishing experts Read More »
Following the transfer, muskellunge fishing opportunities on both Thornapple Lake and Lake Hudson should continue to be excellent due to their initial high densities.
Michigan DNR moving muskies this spring in effort to build inland broodstock sources Read More »
Offers recognition of the men and women who serve in the Department of Natural Resources Law Enforcement Division.
Wednesday is Conservation Officer Appreciation Day in Michigan Read More »
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