If you live in Michigan and walk around in the woods in the spring, you’ve heard the beautiful sound of the Eastern turkey.

A hunter in Calhoun County, Michigan, mistook a gray wolf for a coyote and killed it. The DNR is now asking for the public's help in reporting any wolf sightings in the Lower Peninsula.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources put a proposal to lease 420 acres of public forestland on hold after an outcry ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has plans to fit dozens of moose with tracking devices for its animal population ...

While the big animals with their paddle-like antlers once roamed across Michigan, by the early 1900s, their numbers had grown ...

The Michigan DNR ... hunter in Calhoun County harvested a large animal that was confirmed to be a gray wolf. This instance remains a matter of investigation by the DNR. Wolves can travel thousands ...

Friday got off to a messy start along a stretch of Irlo Bronson Memorial Highway in St. Cloud. City officials said a ...

State officials are preparing to survey for wolves in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Wolves were wiped out in the peninsula in the early 20th Century and have yet to make a comeback. If you live in ...

(WXYZ) — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking for the public's help to conduct a community-based wolf survey in the Lower Peninsula. According to ...

NORTHERN MICHIGAN ... to the DNR, the first observation of a gray wolf in the Northern Lower Peninsula was in 2004, when one was accidentally killed in Presque Isle County.

The Michigan ... County, then in 2014, gray wolf feces was found in Emmet County. Most recently, a coyote hunter in Calhoun County accidentally killed a gray wolf in January 2024. In 2019, the DNR ...