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DNR Events/Get Involved - July 2026
July 08, 2026
This month, we've got a variety of ways to enjoy and learn about Michigan’s outdoors and to get involved in helping the Department of Natural Resources take care of the state’s natural and cultural resources. Read more in this month's edition of DNR Events & Volunteering.
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Tour the proposed Great Lakes Basin conservation project
Straddling the Lake Superior and Lake Michigan watersheds and encompassing a wide range of forests, habitats, trails, rivers, lakes and trout streams, the Great Lakes Basin project is a truly exceptional part of Michigan.
Trails, waterfront recreation highlights of northern Michigan celebration Tuesday
Traverse City community collaborations focus of final Michigan Natural Resources Trust Fund 50th anniversary event
DNR, Coast Guard rescue hypothermic boaters from Lake St. Clair
Following a Saturday morning rescue effort involving Michigan Department of Natural of Resources and U.S. Coast Guard personnel, a father and son were hospitalized for hypothermia after they became stranded in Lake St. Clair offshore of Grosse Pointe (Wayne County).
New season of ‘Ask the DNR’ live Thursday on WNMU-TV13
Upper Peninsula staffers from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources will appear live on television Thursday night to answer viewer questions on “Ask the DNR” on WNMU-TV13.
7,500 endangered snuffbox mussels stocked in Clinton and Huron rivers and Cass Lake
This week, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources assisted the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and U.S. Geological Survey to stock 7,500 snuffbox mussels in several locations on the Clinton River (Oakland County), Huron River (Livingston County) and Cass Lake (Oakland County).
Showcasing the DNR: A bridge to adventure
There’s a new way to make the journey across the Detroit River: on foot or by bicycle. When the Gordie Howe International Bridge opened its pedestrian and bicycle path on Aug. 5, it created something new for travelers — a simple, toll-free way for people to cross between Detroit and Windsor without ever getting behind the wheel.
DNR, partners rescue 27 isolated lake sturgeon in Ontonagon River channel
Earlier this month, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, along with the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community and Upper Peninsula Power Company, conducted three rescue missions to save a total of 27 lake sturgeon from low-water conditions in the Ontonagon River channel (Ontonagon County).
Porcupine Mountains Winter Sports Complex adjusting rates to keep pace with inflation
To keep pace with rising operational costs and ensure fair competition with regional ski areas, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources is implementing rate adjustments on select lift tickets, season passes, lessons and equipment rentals – the facility's first price increases since 2018.
DNR checks on young walleye with upcoming fall electrofishing surveys
Any night fishing plans in your future this fall? Michigan Department of Natural Resources personnel will be conducting nighttime walleye recruitment surveys from late September to mid-October, so be on the lookout for survey crews when you’re on the water.
More miles, more connections: Trails Week is here!
If you’ve been craving some fresh fall air, an adventure with family or just a chance to connect with the places that make Michigan special, we invite you to step outside with us during Michigan Trails Week, Sept. 19-26.