A full mount of one of the 22 wolves that were legally taken during Michigan’s first and only wolf hunt in modern times is on display at the Randville Bar and Grill on M-95.
Michigan hunters will have additional opportunities to pursue ring-necked pheasants this fall and winter as close to 7,300 birds were released at 13 state game areas across the southern Lower Peninsula.
Excavations in sediments have long been identified as being made by green sturgeon and white sturgeon in Washington state’s Pacific Ocean estuaries and Atlantic sturgeon in the intertidal mudflats of the Bay of Fundy, New
Lansing, Mich. — Epizootic hemorrhagic disease continues to affect deer across Michigan, with cases in 15 counties prompting the DNR to launch an online map tracking the outbreak.
The new map identifies locations where
Lake whitefish facing steep population declines in lakes Michigan and Huron could find new spawning habitat in Michigan rivers, and a research project on the Muskegon River aims to determine whether the fish can return
Lansing, Mich. — Two decades ago, when you went to a restaurant in northern Michigan or the Upper Peninsula, whitefish was a featured menu item. Walk into any fish market back then and you’d find
The piece of legislation that would lift a ban on deer baiting in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula passed the state House earlier this year but has been sitting in Committee since February. It is expected to
Wildlife Forever recently announced the opening of the 2026-27 Art of Conservation Bird Art Contest and Fish Art Contest. With support from title sponsor Bass Pro Shops, the annual programs aim to inspire youth around
A nearly black fox photographed at dusk in Hastings has captured the attention of thousands on social media, but the animal’s unusual appearance highlights a bigger mystery for wildlife biologists: Gray foxes themselves are becoming
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