Department of Natural Resources

36 species were removed and 58 added for a total of 407 endangered and threatened animal and plant species in Michigan.

The cold of early February did not stop hundreds of people from gathering on the frozen Black Lake in Cheboygan County to catch sturgeon during what some people call the “shortest fishing season” of the year in Michigan.

The Department of Natural Resources announced a plan to boost the Chinook salmon population over the weekend. It's to help combat rising Alewife populations — the salmon’s preferred prey.

Beech leaf disease is the latest in an onslaught of invasive insects and diseases killing trees in the state.

Recent hot and dry weather has raised the risk of wildfire in many parts of Michigan. The state Department of Natural Resources is urging people to take extra precautions, especially as the July 4th holiday approaches.

The renaming is part of a push to encourage the public to eat more of the carp.

The Michigan Department of Natural resources is rolling out some new regulations for the 2022 fishing season in order to protect fish populations in certain areas.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer said in her veto letter that the measure would pose a health threat to wildlife, hunting and livestock.

More than a 100 years ago, native cougars, or mountain lions, disappeared from Michigan.Since then, the big cats have occasionally been spotted by…

During the pandemic, Michiganders have turned to new hobbies to keep themselves busy, like birdwatching.According to USA Today, Google searches for…