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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.

Chronic Wasting Disease, or 'Zombie Deer Disease,' has been confirmed in a 7-year-old deer in Osceola County, raising serious concerns for Michigan's deer population.

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

An invasive alga known as didymo, or "rock snot," was discovered in Michigan's Au Sable River, raising concerns with environmentalists and the local fishing community.

For only the seventh time in 50 years, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources has released a newly updated list of the state's threatened & endangered species.

Have you noticed a large number of dead fish near the Michigan shorelines? The reason is linked to the cycle of life in Michigan.

Geocaching is a really fun way to spend the afternoon.