Belle Isle Aquarium in Detroit celebrates its 120th anniversary with festivities, highlighting its history as America's oldest public aquarium and its survival thanks to volunteers.

The Detroit Zoo celebrated the birth of its first baby gorilla to mother Bandia and father Mshindi, marking a milestone for the Great Apes of Harambee habitat.

The John Ball Zoo in Grand Rapids celebrates the birth of Chestnut, a new eastern mountain bongo calf, contributing to the conservation of the critically endangered species.

The Detroit Zoo euthanized Mike, a 13-year-old grizzly bear, after a decline in health, despite intense care and treatment efforts. The zoo mourns his loss.

The Genesee County Animal Shelter closed due to an outbreak of contagious diseases among dogs, despite vaccination efforts and a strict cleaning regimen. They are calling for public assistance with vaccinations and managing strays.

Park rangers at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore urge drivers to slow down for turtle crossing season, particularly for snapping turtles, and to check carefully before parking.

Potter Park Zoo in Michigan celebrates the birth of a red panda cub, contributing to the endangered species' conservation efforts. The cub is healthy, and the zoo has successfully bred 15-20 endangered animals in the last two years.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and partners secure $400 million for the Brandon Road Interbasin Project, aimed at preventing invasive carp from entering the Great Lakes.

The Brooklands Plaza Splash Pad in Rochester Hills reopened after a mass shooting, with the city showing support for the victims' recovery and enhancing security measures.

Detroit Zoo celebrates the birth of red panda twins born to parents Ravi and Ginger on June 17, with the zoo staff monitoring their fragile early months.

The Michigan DNR reports a stable wolf population in the U.P. with 762 wolves across 158 packs, suggesting they've reached a carrying capacity. Debate continues over potential hunting despite federal protections.

Clinton Township has introduced a universal kayak and canoe launch at George George Park, enhancing access to the Clinton River for all abilities and adding parking. The project cost $1.3 million with community and family support.

Consumers Energy released 24 young turtles in Michigan that were rescued during a pipeline project, as part of their commitment to environmental stewardship.