• Creating a Statewide Bear Management Plan
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is working to develop a Statewide Bear Management Plan. We hope to have the plan finalized in the Spring of 2009. Public involvement throughout the planning process is critical in order to create a plan that is acceptable to as many Michigan citizens as possible. Therefore, throughout 2008 and early 2009, the DNR will be asking for the public to provide input.

• Nuisance Animal Handbook: Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage
External link - This handbook is published by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and details the identification, control and management of over 90 species of wildlife.

• Wildlife Damage and Nuisance Animal Control Contacts 
List of individuals and companies with current DNR-issued Wildlife Damage and Nuisance Animal Control Permits. THESE INDIVIDUALS ARE NOT CERTIFIED BY THE DNR AND THEIR INCLUSION IN THIS LIST DOES NOT CONSTITUTE DNR ENDORSEMENT. This list is sorted by COUNTY.

• Privately-Owned Cervidae Facility Registration

• Herp Atlas
Your help is needed to determine the distribution and abundance of herps in Michigan! The purpose of the Michigan Herp Atlas Project is to gather data about Michigan's amphibians and reptiles (herpetofauna or "herps") in order to document the distribution of all herps in Michigan. With continued effort, we will be able to document changes in the populations.

• Wild Turkey Winter Feeding
Although it is not illegal to feed wild turkeys or other birds, Wildlife Conservation Order 3.100, makes it clear that any wildlife feeding must be done in such a manner as to exclude wild, free-ranging white-tailed deer and elk from gaining access to the feed.

• Goose Round-up 
Permitee's who are licensed to perform goose round-up

• Report January Wild Turkey Observations!
Please report any wild turkeys you may have seen during the month of January, 2009. Thank you!

• Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitators
Wildlife rehabilitators must be licensed through the Department of Natural Resources. This is the list of those rehabilitors that are licensed.

• Michigan Watchable Wildlife Viewing Guide Online!
This binocular logo is the national symbol for wildlife viewing sites. All of the sites included in this Web guide display this sign. Watch for this logo on highway signs as you travel outside Michigan, because there is a national network of wildlife viewing sites springing up across the country. The online version of the popular Michigan Wildlife Viewing Guide, features 121 of the best places in Michigan to view wildlife.

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

• Ecosystem Management

• State Forest Open Houses and Compartment Reviews

• Creating Wildlife Habitat

• The Trees In Your Backyard

• Forests

• Fire Management

• Natural Areas

• Natural Rivers

• Natural Beauty Roads

• Park Stewardship

• Wildlife Offices

• Fire Management, Forests and Minerals Contact Information

• Wildlife Management Units 

• State Game/Wildlife Areas - listed by name

• Wildlife Division Library

• Report Wildlife Observations

• Licensed Amphibian Dealers