When we take good care of wildlife and their habitats, it helps Michigan's economy, which relies on outdoor activities like hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking. By working together and using science to manage wildlife, we aim to improve Michigan's wildlife and nature so we can all enjoy it now and in the future.
Wildlife disease information and testing results.
Learn how to prevent conflicts and coexist with wild animals.
Licensed company contact information.
Find a licensed wildlife rehabilitator near you.
Contact information for a field office near you.
The plan of action to take care of wildlife and their homes.
Carefully managed, sustainable forests are essential to wildlife.
wildlife permits including roadkill salvage, Canada geese and more.
Information about Michigan's rare plants and animals.
Chew the fat and shoot the scat with the Wildtalk podcast hosts.
Learn more about Michigan's plant and animal species.
Michigan offers a wealth of wildlife viewing opportunities.
Report wildlife observations and participate in citizen science.
Annual reports, harvest survey reports and other publications.
Educational resources for classrooms and homeschoolers.
A 120 card pack and rules for five different games.
