Sheri McWhirter

| MARQUETTE, Mich. — Michigan researchers have produced the first month-by-month estimates of the Upper Peninsula's gray wolf population, finding

The state’s goals for the land purchase are to provide outdoor recreation, timber production, and to maintain forest habitat for wildlife.

ROGERS CITY, Mich. — A nature preserve along Lake Huron in Northern Michigan has grown more than 17 times its original size, protecting a coastal

The new facility will welcome visitors to the Seney National Wildlife Refuge in the Upper Peninsula.

Potters Point on Lake Huron’s Misery Bay will become a new nature preserve owned by Huron Pines nonprofit.

The national forest plan includes creating young jack pine habitat for Kirtland’s warblers and maintaining 7,400 acres of old-growth forest.

IRON RIVER, Mich. — Federal foresters are teaming with tribal experts on a plan to seed wild rice in remote lakes deep within the Ottawa National Forest in the western Upper Peninsula.

ANN ARBOR, Mich. — Michigan's increasingly frequent bouts of dense wildfire smoke and extreme heat are giving scientists a new reason to study what happens when the two hazards strike at the same time.

Michigan communities are being sued over data center bans, but Garfield Township officials think they found a way to avoid that fate.

Michigan’s falls are warming, by 4 degrees in Traverse City to the Keweenaw’s 4.3-degree increase.