Neighbors near Watkins Lake are pushing back against a proposed 900‑acre gravel mine, warning that truck traffic, dust and habitat loss would harm a popular state park. Local reviewers want deeper study before the township votes.

Michigan's moose population has dropped to about 300, prompting wildlife specialists and researchers to investigate the causes using GPS-collaring methods to study movement, disease, and dietary patterns.

The Black Lake sturgeon season in Michigan ended in 48 minutes with six fish caught, highlighting effective conservation practices and a growing sturgeon population.

Michigan considers using two weevil species to control the invasive spotted knapweed, balancing ecosystem health and agricultural interests, including concerns from beekeepers about losing nectar sources.

Humane World for Animals has sued Michigan Natural Resources Commission over year-round coyote hunting, citing a disregard for science and potential conflicts with farm animals.

Macomb County's annual Tree and Plant Sale offers affordable options for greening spaces, supporting the local environment through trees, shrubs, and garden plants.

A bald eagle named Armstrong died from acute lead poisoning at a Michigan wildlife rehab center, despite treatment efforts to remove heavy metals from his system.

Michigan's DNR has $200,000 for U.P. deer habitat improvement grants, supporting habitat enhancements and partnerships. They've streamlined the application process with a $25,000 cap and a 25% match requirement.

Michigan's DNR stocked 648,557 fish weighing 8.6 tons in 76 locations, contributing to an annual total of nearly 19.5 million fish released statewide.

Michigan DNR stocked over 648,000 fish in fall to enhance fishing and ecosystems, with 76 locations receiving seven species, contributing to the year's 19.5 million fish released.

Michigan's NotMISpecies webinar series, focusing on invasive species management and citizen science efforts, returns with topics like the impact of invasive mussels on natives and eradication efforts on state lands.

Sterling Heights, MI introduced a Little Free Sled Library for residents to borrow sleds for winter fun, supported by the Parks and Rec and Public Library.

The Detroit Zoo celebrates the birth of three African lion cubs but mourns the loss of a fourth. These cubs represent a conservation success for the endangered species.