The DNR auctions off hundreds of properties every year, ranging from remote tracts of land to beautiful riverfront parcels. Here is what's up for grabs this August and September.

The DNR is auctioning off land that has river frontage, lake frontage and forested acreage in both the Upper and Lower Peninsulas. The 126 properties for sale were deemed too limited for public use.

The DNR regularly reviews fishing regulations, proposes new special regulations for individual waters and asks for input about them.

DNR says deer harvest reporting remains mandatory for the upcoming season. What changes are coming for Michigan hunters.

Despite public opposition, the state grants permits for several “concentrated animal feeding operations” (CAFOs) in Newton and Lawrence Counties.

Two dozen Hoosiers — most living near a forthcoming West Terre Haute project — railed against proposed carbon dioxide sequestration regulations in a two-hour hearing in Indianapolis on Friday.

Now in its third year, Michigan’s wild turkey brood survey is part of a multistate initiative to monitor turkey populations, the DNR said. The survey is part of a larger conservation effort to identify regional trends in turkey populations and address potential declines seen in other parts of the country.

In 2024, the Michigan DNR conducted over 280 fisheries surveys statewide, providing critical data for managing fish populations and habitats — but limited funding means most inland lakes are

Residents in Jo Daviess and Carroll counties are asked to take extra precautions as the bear has been spotted near the Mississippi Palisades State Park and Galena.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources on Wednesday offered a significant progress update on improvements to state parks funded by federal COVID-19 relief. With the American Rescue Plan Act supplying $273 million the DNR was able to reduce its decades long maintenance and repair backlog,