November 18, 2021
Intense storms this week around Michigan have left many homeowners with downed trees or branches on their property. If you’re involved in storm cleanup, safety is a top priority. So is the
[ Read More ]By KRIS RZEPCZYNSKI Michigan Department of Natural Resources Each summer, the Archives of Michigan and the Michigan Genealogical Council host the Barbara J. Brown Family History Seminar to
[ Read More ]LANSING –The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) declared April 2021 as “Invasive Plant Pest and Disease Awareness Month”– a campaign aimed at raising public awareness about damaging
[ Read More ]Some DNR facilities, including customer service centers, remain closed As the weather cools and foliage warms to vibrant yellows and reds, there’s plenty to do in Michigan’s great outdoors. From
[ Read More ]By KATHLEEN LAVEY There is only one thing to do as Michigan’s air grows crisp, temperatures fall and trees turn from green to glorious shades of yellow, orange and red: revel in it. Michigan’s
[ Read More ]Veteran trail users in Michigan know the state is richer than most, with 13,000 miles of state-managed trails, thousands of miles of local, county and federally managed trails, and more
[ Read More ]Lake frontage, trail access, small lots to extend a neighborhood lot – these types of acreage and more are available in the next round of surplus land auctions from the Michigan Department of
[ Read More ]With an expected fire risk rating of “high” to “very high” across much of Michigan for the next few days, the Department of Natural Resources advises everyone to take precautions to prevent
[ Read More ]By KATHLEEN LAVEY / Michigan Department of Natural Resources When it comes to fighting wildland fires, members of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ incident management teams are
[ Read More ]With Michigan’s school-age kids home for the rest of the school year, we would like to provide some fun and educational activities focused on the outdoors and history. We’ve put
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