Michigan Department of Natural Resources

For only the seventh time in 50 years, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources has released a newly updated list of the state's threatened & endangered species.

Have you noticed a large number of dead fish near the Michigan shorelines? The reason is linked to the cycle of life in Michigan.

An invasive plant, that has plagued Michigan, has seen its match. A tiny little aphid that just loves to suck on its sap.

If we don't keep working to conserve these species, they could be gone from Michigan for Good.

It's now official, the invasive box tree moth has crossed the border of Michigan.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has confirmed ten sightings of cougars, also known as pumas or mountain lions so far this year. They have been seen in the Upper Peninsula.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is serious about this time of calm before firearms deer hunting season begins on November 15th.

Everything is starting to prepare for the winter months. Bees were scurrying around as they prepared to hibernate and now the black bears are doing the same thing.

This year commemorates the 100th anniversary of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. In honor of the DNR's anniversary, let's take a look at something you don't see everyday...a deer playing in the water of Lake Superior.

It all comes down to just where those seeds fall under the bird feeder and who eats the seeds.

Have you ever wanted to test the off road trails in Michigan? This coming weekend, August 21st and 22nd, will be your opportunity to do just that!

A great time to enjoy the great outdoors in Michigan is coming up!