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Those bright yellow mushrooms may look tempting, but they’re causing quite a stir in Michigan’s forests.

Between July 1 and August 31, 2025, Michigan’s DNR wants your wild turkey sightings. If you see hens with chicks—or a flock crossing your yard—complete a quick 7‑question survey to aid in turkey brood monitoring.

American White Pelicans—yes, the giant birds—are ditching Florida and nesting in Michigan. They’ve been here 15 years, but we’re finally noticing.

Michigan's wild boar problem just got serious. The DNR is opening the floodgates for hunting these invasive nuisances. Are you ready to join the hunt?

Unlock the secret to finding Michigan's elusive morel mushrooms with the DNR's treasure map – no friend exaggeration required!

Feral cougar cubs have been spotted in Michigan for the first time in a century, signaling a significant milestone in wildlife conservation efforts in the Upper Peninsula.

Take down your bird feeders.

Learn why the Northern Snakehead is a major concern for Michigan's ecosystem and how the DNR is working to control its population.

Discover the hidden truth about Michigan's black bear population and learn how to stay safe in bear country!

The first year for the new hunting season saw 13,000 deer killed.