Michigan DNR: Master Angler program booming
In 2016, total nearly double the number of fish recognized just two years earlier.
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In Michigan, fish kills not uncommon this time of year
Fish and other aquatic life typically die in late winter, but may not be noticed until a month after the ice leaves the lake because the dead fish and other aquatic life temporarily are preserved by the cold water.
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In Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, spreading the word on CWD
Hunter groups, others working on response plan consensus.
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Hand-netting season opens in Michigan
The dip-netting season opens Monday, March 20, and also closes May 31.
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In Michigan, pheasant cooperatives helping to improve wildlife habitat
The Michigan Wildlife Cooperatives program promotes development and growth of wildlife cooperatives in Michigan, with a primary focus on deer and pheasants.
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Michigan DNR: Coyote sightings and what you can do to prevent conflicts
“As humans, we play a role in reducing potential conflicts with wild animals, including coyote.”
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Bid to return Arctic grayling to Michigan waters gets a boost
Consumers Energy Foundation awards grant to support Michigan Arctic Grayling Initiative.
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U.P. predator-prey study headlines ‘Wildlife Through Forestry’ forums
Each forum will include a presentation on a wildlife-related topic, with additional information provided to private landowners on the value of a resource management plan.
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Native American cultural trail deepens historical perspective on Michigan’s Mackinac Island
The island is known for its scenic views, historic attractions, fudge and horses, but until recently, many visitors did not know about its connection to Native American history and culture.
