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.

John Ball Zoo welcomes three Canada lynx kits, born to Becca and Thor, contributing to the conservation of their species.

A Peregrine Falcon chick named Gabe hatched in Macomb County and was banded by local officials and the Michigan DNR, continuing a tradition of monitoring these birds.

Scott Smith of Adrian caught a record-breaking white perch in Lake St. Clair, Michigan, weighing 2.37 pounds and measuring 16.25 inches, surpassing the previous state record.

Spencer Park in Rochester Hills closes its beach for Memorial Day weekend due to a lifeguard shortage despite efforts to attract new staff with higher pay and bonuses.

The Detroit Zoo is reviving its popular Dinosauria exhibit, featuring over 25 animatronic dinosaurs and hands-on activities, from May 25 to September 8.

Kensington Metropark in Milford Township has posted warnings of a potential alligator sighting, with searches underway but no confirmed sightings yet.

A black bear's stroll through Ludington, Michigan, caused a local stir, leading to school lockdowns and a coordinated response from authorities to safely relocate the animal.

Four peregrine falcon chicks were banded by Michigan DNR in Lansing to track and assist in species conservation efforts.

Belle Isle in Detroit recorded a 7% increase in visitors last year and is set to revive its Giant Slide this summer after upgrades to ensure safety. Over $140 million has been invested in park improvements since 2014.

Simba the lion is leaving the Detroit Zoo after over a decade for a new habitat at the Great Plains Zoo in South Dakota. His move is managed by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

Beekeepers gathered in Fremont, Michigan, to collect their bee colonies, as the Great Lakes Bee Company marked the bees' return from winter climates. The bees are essential for pollinating local crops and producing honey.