DNR, Lower Peninsula of Michigan and wolf

Where are Michigan's wolves? DNR welcomes help with upcoming survey
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will survey northern Michigan for a potential wolf presence. Here's a look at what to know.
Michigan DNR asks for public's help for wolf survey in Northern Lower Peninsula
The last formal survey conducted in the Northern Lower Peninsula was in 2019. The idea to hold the survey was not triggered by any specific sightings or uptick in reports.
Michigan DNR plans wolf survey in the Lower Peninsula; here's how you can help
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking for the public's help to conduct a community-based wolf survey in the Lower Peninsula.
Michigan DNR asking for help in tracking wolves in Lower Peninsula
The hunter believed the animal was a large coyote, but genetic testing by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources later revealed the animal was a wolf. Few details have been released about the mistaken illegal culling of the wolf.
Michigan DNR seeks public assistance in Lower Peninsula wolf sighting survey
The Michigan DNR is asking for public input in a survey to detect any potential presence of gray wolves. The survey will take place from Feb. 17 to March 10, and will rely heavily on reports from the public of wolf sightings, and other potential evidence.
Wolf surveys set to take place in the Lower Peninsula starting next week
The Michigan DNR is conducting a wolf survey in the Lower Peninsula, seeking public reports of sightings and evidence from Feb. 17 to March 10.
See a wolf in Michigan? DNR seeking proof in the northern Lower Peninsula
Before someone shot and killed a wolf in Southwest Michigan last year, officials had no reason to believe any had established in the Lower Peninsula. The DNR is now looking for proof.
Here's what the DNR report on the wolf killed in Calhoun County says
The DNR still doesn't know how the wolf ended up in Calhoun County. Through the DNR case report, photos and interview of the ...
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Wolf survey planned downstate
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division is seeking the public’s help in conducting a community-based ...
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60 Michigan moose will be sedated, fitted with tracking collars for new study
The study in the western U.P. will try to find out why the state's mainland moose population has not grown faster.
Legislation reintroduced to remove gray wolf from endangered species list
The Pet and Livestock Protection Act would remove wolves from the list and prevent judges from relisting wolves.