The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will survey northern Michigan for a potential wolf presence. Here's a look at what to know.

A group of six gray wolves is shown walking down a snow-covered road in the Upper Peninsula. The image was captured on a trail camera image in 2024 as part of the Michigan Department of Natural ...

The DNR is asking for help from the community to conduct a survey to detect the presence of gray wolves in the northern part of the Lower Peninsula.

DNR Conducting Northern Lower Peninsula Wolf Survey, Seeking Public Reports Photo: A group of six gray wolves is shown ...

(WXYZ) — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is asking for the public's help to conduct a community-based wolf survey in the Lower Peninsula. According to ...

DNR Conducting Northern Lower Peninsula Wolf Survey, Seeking Public Reports Photo: A group of six gray wolves is shown ...

A hunter in Calhoun County, Michigan, mistook a gray wolf for a coyote and killed it. The DNR is now asking for the public's help in reporting any wolf sightings in the Lower Peninsula.

Why is this story important • The Michigan DNR is relying on citizen reports to track wolf activity in the northern Lower ...

Wildlife Division is seeking the public’s help in conducting a community-based northern Lower Peninsula survey to detect any ...

Making wolf reports in a timely manner ... part of an established population in the southern Lower Peninsula. More information on wolves in Michigan can be found here.