Michigan Department of Natural Resources

Own at least 20 acres of Michigan woods? You may qualify for forestland tax benefits if you apply by September 1.

Michigan hunters can now check 2026 bear and elk license drawing results through the DNR website, app, or phone line.

Michigan’s Three Free Weekend returns June 13-14, offering free fishing, ORV riding, and state park admission.

Before heading into the Great Lakes, Michigan beachgoers should understand the state's warning flags and buoyed swim areas.

Residents in Mount Pleasant got an unexpected visitor when a young black bear spent part of Tuesday in a neighborhood tree.

Starting in 2027, Lower Peninsula hunters in Michigan will be limited to one buck under a newly approved DNR rule.

Michigan’s steelhead stocking plans remain on track after a lightning strike nearly disrupted egg collection.

Michigan is considering a new one buck rule that would limit deer hunters to one antlered whitetail per season beginning in 2027.

Snowmobile trail permit fees in Michigan are rising from $52 to $65 to help maintain more than 6,300 miles of trails.

Picture this: you're out in the Upper Peninsula, enjoying nature, when you spot a black bear. What should you do next?