• Michigan Nongame Fund Donation Makes Great Holiday Gift
This holiday season, honor friends or loved ones by making a donation to the Michigan Nongame Fish and Wildlife Fund in their name. The recipient will be notified of the donation by receiving a beautiful certificate and a Living Resources patch featuring one of Michigan's unique nongame species.

• Keeping Common Species Common
Over 80 percent of Michigan's wildlife species can be classified as nongame species. Let's keep these species common!

• Frequently Asked Questions The 2009 Revision of the State Endangered Species List

• Mitchell's Satyr Habitat Conservation Plan
Mitchell's satyr is one of the world's rarest butterflies, found only in Michigan and Indiana. The Michigan DNR is writing a plan to manage the satyr's habitat. This Habitat Conservation Plan is being written with input from partners and interested citizens like you. Read more at the link above.

• Federal Funding Gives Michigan Wildlife a Boost
Two recently implemented programs provided matching funds to state programs for wildlife species with the greatest conservation need.

• Michiganders Respond, "Endangered Species are Important!"
An ongoing survey project that evaluates the public's opinion about wildlife issues, found that people in Michigan are very supportive of DNR efforts to manage and protect endangered species.