Courtesy: Michigan DNR
LANSING — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced Friday that it has been awarded a grant of $52,500 from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for work on white-nose syndrome, a disease caused by an invasive fungus that only afflicts bats.
President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Wilderness Act into law 50 years ago, establishing the…
SHINGLETON — While recent increases in Michigan’s license fees may make hunting a little more…
Wildlife rescue keeps many rehabilitation centers in the Upper Peninsula busy throughout the year. The…
Keep Michigan Wolves Protected, a coalition dedicated to protecting Michigan’s wolf population, has been working…
In 2012, the Michigan Department of Transportation built two peregrine falcons nests on the Portage…
A Department of Natural Resources conservation officer’s main focus is enforcing state laws concerning fishing…
Many people are afraid of slithery snakes, but one program at the U.P. Children’s Museum…
The Department of Natural Resources in the middle of planning forest management treatments for 2016….
Courtesy: Dr. Dan Benishek’s Office Dr. Dan Benishek (MI-01) will join in the dedication of…
