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May 14, 2026
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources invites new, interested or experienced hunters to attend the annual Hunters of Color event Saturday, May 16, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Mott Park Recreation Area, located at 2401 Nolen Drive in Flint.
“Come out and learn more about hunting – from how to get started to expanding your skills – and meet others from a diverse community of hunters,” said Kathy Garland, DNR archery education coordinator.
Hunting is not only a valuable skill that provides healthy food and contributes to conserving natural resources, it is an integral part of Michigan's story that has been shared across generations. But not everyone has had the same opportunity to discover this tradition due to a variety of factors, such as gender, ethnicity and living in more urban areas where access to hunting opportunities is significantly reduced.
Through efforts like this event, the DNR is working to change that and ensure greater awareness of hunting for everyone, including Black, indigenous and people of color.
All are welcome, and no experience is required. The walk-through event will include:
Register and give feedback on future hunting opportunities at the link above.
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The Michigan Department of Natural Resources proudly recognized Conservation Officer Luke Robare with two awards at Wednesday’s meeting of the Michigan Natural Resources Commission in Gaylord.
During National Police Week, May 11-17, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources joins communities across the United States to honor and remember those law enforcement officers who were killed or died as a result of incidents that occurred during the line of duty.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources’ Western Upper Peninsula Citizens’ Advisory Council is scheduled to be updated on a range of topics when the council meets May 21 in Ironwood.
In coordination with National Police Week, May 10-16, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will host a Peace Officers Memorial Day ceremony Thursday in Roscommon to honor the 17 fallen conservation officers who have died or were killed as a result of incidents that occurred in the line of duty.
A group of anglers from northern Michigan was caught Friday with an overlimit of 34 walleye – more than double the daily legal limit, after fishing on the Detroit River.
Firefighters from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources worked Monday to contain a wildfire that began Sunday near the southeast end of the Tomahawk Creek Flooding in Presque Isle County.
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has announced a required five-year Consumer Price Index adjustment for snowmobile trail permit fees. Starting this year, the fee will increase from $52 to $65 and will remain in place for the next five-year period.
