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DNR News Digest - Week of Nov. 10, 2025: Reef restoration, hunter safety, leaf cleanup and more
November 10, 2025
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New MiHunt map is live in time for fall hunting seasons
Michigan hunters planning a fall trip have a rebuilt tool to work with. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has launched a new version of MiHunt, the state’s interactive map of lands open to public hunting, available at Michigan.gov/MiHunt.
Regulation changes for inland trout, salmon and lake sturgeon now in effect
Clarifying possession limits, identifying current fish communities and aligning certain fishing rules with Wisconsin all are part of updated trout, salmon and sturgeon regulations now in effect following Michigan Natural Resources Commission action earlier this week.
Over $890,000 in grants will benefit Michigan fish and aquatic systems
Funding will support 10 projects across the state
DNR confirms state's first cases of EHD for 2026 in deer from four southern Michigan counties
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has detected epizootic hemorrhagic disease virus in free-ranging white-tailed deer from Branch, Ingham, Jackson and Lenawee counties.
Pointe Mouillee Waterfowl Festival, Sept. 19-20, celebrates wetland conservation and hunting legacy
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will host the 78th annual Pointe Mouillee Waterfowl Festival Saturday, Sept. 19, and Sunday, Sept. 20, at Pointe Mouillee State Game Area in Brownstown.
DNR seeks public input on Ludington State Park management plan via online survey, available through Oct. 4
To help ensure Ludington State Park continues to meet the needs of visitors and the community, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking for public input on an update to the general management plan for this popular state park set along Lake Michigan.
Showcasing the DNR: It’s a gold rush for fish!
Fish populations are rebounding in the Tittabawassee Impoundments’ Four Lakes six years after a dam failure and catastrophic flooding in the area. A variety of entities, including the Michigan Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Division, have stepped up to help restore the area to its former state.
DNR hiring for accelerated Conservation Officer Training Academy
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is hiring conservation officer candidates for an accelerated training academy — one that starts this spring and could be the perfect opportunity for current and prospective law enforcement professionals eager to protect Michigan’s woods and water.
News Digest - Week of Aug. 31: Forest bathing, dinosaur fish, trails time, public lands & more
Don't let dwindling daylight and back-to-school schedules get you down. We're here with a few Michigan Department of Natural Resources stories to remind you that the great outdoors is here for you throughout September and all year long.