
For the first time, lake sturgeon stocked in Tittabawassee River
Stocking event was the first reintroduction of this species in the Saginaw River watershed, where they once flourished.
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Stocking event was the first reintroduction of this species in the Saginaw River watershed, where they once flourished.

While the chance to catch the majestic sight of multitudes of monarchs boosts tourism by drawing flocks of visitors to the area, site is even more important for its contribution to monarch butterfly research and

DNR launches “Eyes in the Field” app for reporting fish and wildlife observations.

The U.S Department of Agriculture has declared August as national Tree Check Month – time to be on the lookout for invasive, destructive pests threatening Michigan’s urban and forest landscapes. The Michigan departments of Agriculture

The Michigan DNR, Michigan State University, Tower-Kleber Limited Partnership and Sturgeon For Tomorrow will host sturgeon hatchery tours at the Black River facility northwest of Onaway Saturday, Aug. 19. Tours will run from 10:30 a.m.

Michigan’s Invasive Carp Challenge now accepting proposals.

Everything from clay targets to BB gun shoots to be on display across the state throughout August.

Perhaps the best tactic for defeating an invasive species is to market them as edible and encourage people to catch and eat as many as possible.

The Michigan DNR will highlight the identification, management and impact of invasive species during “STOP the Invasives Week” in Michigan state parks Aug. 1-6. An invasive species is one that is not native and whose
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