Bird Flu Outbreak Suspected in Lower Michigan as Hundreds of Wild Birds Found Dead

State officials confirm an ongoing avian influenza outbreak in Michigan, with over 300 bird deaths across multiple counties. Residents are urged to report and avoid sick birds.

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2024 Michigan Elk Season – Hot Temps Stymie Early Hunters, Snow Saves the Day

Michigan’s 2024 elk hunting season experienced variable outcomes, with the first period suffering from high temperatures leading to lower success rates. In contrast, the December hunt benefitted from snow, boosting success to 75%. Overall, hunters harvested 180 elk, aiding population control and conservation efforts.

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Western Great Lakes Gray Wolf Petitions Denied by Federal Wildlife Agency

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has denied petitions to revise the endangered status of gray wolves in the Western Great Lakes, citing insufficient scientific evidence. While the population has increased, the agency emphasized the need for robust data before potential reclassification or delisting actions.

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