ESCANABA, MI – Michigan’s federally protected gray wolves are under closer watch by state wildlife regulators than ever before. More than 1,200 wildlife cameras are strapped to trees across ...

The Michigan DNR has confirmed the first case of wolf predation on a moose calf within its Upper Peninsula study group. The research uses GPS collars and drones to track moose births, movements, and ...

If you live in northern Michigan and think you've spotted a wolf in the area recently, Michigan wildlife experts want your input. State officials are preparing to investigate the possible presence ...

That species has not been seen in that part of Michigan since the early part of the 20th century. Wolves used to live throughout the state, but now they are almost only ever found in the Upper ...

Two campers were found dead at a remote campground at at Isle Royale National Park in Michigan, National Park Service ...

“A series of genetic tests on the harvested animal confirmed that it was a gray wolf, a species not sighted in that part of Michigan since the likely extirpation of wolves from the state in the ...

“A series of genetic tests on the harvested animal confirmed that it was a gray wolf, a species not sighted in that part of Michigan since the likely extirpation of wolves from the state in the ...

Wildlife biologists from the Michigan Department of Natural Resources ... Neebish and Sugar islands -- but excludes Isle Royale. The wolves on Isle Royale are managed by the National Park Service.

The release noted that although individual wolves could possibly inhabit the Lower Peninsula, “the state’s wolf population is not known to extend to that part of Michigan” as of last April.

including signs of wolves in recent decades in Michigan's Lower Peninsula," Brian Roell, a biologist and large carnivore specialist with the state's Department of Natural Resources (DNR), said in ...

This comes after efforts to increase the wolf populations in the area via trapping and relocating wolves to the Isle Royale from Minnesota, Canada and Michigan's mainland Upper Peninsula.

State officials are preparing to survey for wolves in Michigan's Lower Peninsula. Wolves were wiped out in the peninsula in the early 20th Century and have yet to make a comeback. If you live in ...