Want to hang out in a Michigan state park this summer? Here's how you can make it happen
Michigan state parks need to fill hundreds of summer jobs across the state, according to the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Summer workers will welcome visitors, register campers and contribute to the upkeep of facilities,
If you observe a die-off of six or more waterfowl, report it through the DNR Eyes in the Field online reporting tool or contact a DNR office.
An effort is underway to reintroduce Arctic grayling to Michigan rivers following an 89-year hiatus. The Michigan Department ...
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Michigan state parks need to hire 1,300 summer workersThe DNR is seeking 1,300 seasonal employees to work from April to October. Spread across Michigan’s 103 state parks and ...
Testing is expected to continue through January, with hundreds of samples to be processed in the latter half of the month.
Michigan has more than 6,500 miles of snowmobile trails.With the recent snowfall, many are looking to head out on the ...
The state-designated trails are open from Dec. 1 through March 31 at sites such as Outdoor Adventure Center along Detroit's ...
The early fall elk hunt saw the lowest success rate among hunters since at least 2007. The December hunt was more successful.
The Michigan Sportsmen Against Hunger program connects hunters, game processors and food banks across the state to feed those ...
Michigan's elk hunters encountered high temperatures in the first hunting period of the year, which hurt harvest rates.
Former Congressman Dan Kildee was appointed chairman of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission days after leaving office.
In the culmination of a yearslong process, the DNR will handoff the grayling eggs to the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, ...
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