News & Fun in Michigan
Michigan Weekly Fishing Report highlights slow to fair catches statewide as water conditions shift during peak summer heat. Walleye Action Mixed in Saginaw Bay and River Despite Summer Winds BAY CITY — Issued by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources at …
Very High Fire Risk in Michigan Prompts DNR Safety Warning. Dry weather and leftover storm debris create dangerous fire conditions across the Upper and northern Lower Peninsula. DNR Urges Caution as Fire Danger Rises Across Northern Michigan With the increasing Fire …
The DNR advises Michiganders to avoid interfering with baby wildlife during spring. Many young animals, including deer fawns and baby birds, are not abandoned and thrive best when left undisturbed.
May marks the peak of morel mushroom hunting in Michigan, which runs from late April to June. Success is influenced by location, weather, and knowledge of burn sites. The Mi-Morels map aids foragers in locating fruitful areas.
Michigan’s DNR faces severe challenges after an April ice storm, organizing emergency responses to assess forest damage, clear roads, and ensure public safety, while also addressing timber salvage and wildfire risks in affected ecosystems.
A proposed Michigan bill to ban commercial fishing in Saginaw Bay by 2027 faces strong backlash from local fishers concerned about the industry’s collapse. Critics argue the legislation lacks input from affected parties and threatens their livelihoods.
The recent birth of confirmed cougar cubs in Michigan marks a significant ecological milestone, indicating the possibility of population recovery for this endangered species. However, concerns about the cubs’ survival persist due to their vulnerability without maternal support.
Michigan DNR and tribal partners begin Arctic grayling reintroduction with 400,000 eggs to restore this iconic species to state waters. Arctic Grayling Reintroduction Ceremony Marks Milestone ALANSON, Mich. — Michigan is set to reintroduce Arctic grayling, a species last seen in …
