Michigan Department of Natural Resources

Discover the hidden truth about Michigan's black bear population and learn how to stay safe in bear country!

Feral cougar cubs have been spotted in Michigan for the first time in a century, signaling a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts in the Upper Peninsula.

Every April, the lines blur between chaos and fun in Michigan's waters—discover the thrill of smelt dipping and its unique local charm.

Many women do carry pepper spray on them, and unfortunately for them, there are more than just male human predators that they have to watch out, for. There are also predators in the wild, which pepper spray can come in handy against.

It's Unlikely, but scientists say it could happen one day.

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

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.

Michigan Department of Natural Resources firefighters this year will return to using deliberately set fires to improve wildlife habitat. The “prescribed burns” will only take place on state-owned lands and under conditions firefighters believe will allow them to fully control the burning.

Meet the luckiest dog in Michigan, Cody.