Michigan Department of Natural Resources

To help track the spread of CWD and help hunters who suspect they've harvested a deer with the disease, the DNR is offering free testing kits at different locations across the state.

With almost 300,000 off-road vehicles hitting northern Michigan trails every year, Michigan’s state forests are reaching a breaking point.

Officials say the influx of fish will help replenish resources and create more supply for the upcoming fishing seasons.

Euthanizing geese was approved last fall for areas in Michigan with frequent conflicts between geese and humans, and to control the possible spread of disease. That plan has been put on hold.

By some estimates, tens of millions of trees could be damaged.

Spring is a dangerous time for wildfires because everything’s so dry and can burn easily. Firefighters prepare before the snow melts.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is encouraging residents to take steps to protect their trees from ice damage.

The price of hunting and fishing licenses could see a significant bump if the legislation is passed.

A new report from the Auditor General's office shows the Michigan Department of Natural Resources has not been reporting its trail inspections for off-road vehicle trails.

40 new hunter safety courses are available to take in August due to a recently launched Michigan Department of Natural Resources initiative: "Hunter Safety Education Week."