Michigan DNR and other partners worked to take biological samples and affix radio collars to 20 moose in the Upper Peninsula in February 2025.

The arrival of European settlers, overhunting, lost habitat and disease wiped out the moose in the Lower Peninsula and later ...

Researchers will collar 43 more moose this month to investigate why numbers haven’t reached the 1,000-animal goal set after reintroduction.

DNR research specialists say some of the core moose population is moving to the southern and western areas of the Upper ...

A cooperative research team in Michigan's Upper Peninsula captured and collared 41 moose this month to study why the ...

A cooperative moose research team, including the Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, Northern Michigan University and the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, has concluded its efforts to capture and ...

MICHIGAN,. (WPBN/WGTU) - - Michigan’s moose population has dropped sharply in the past two years, prompting wildlife ...

MICHIGAMME HIGHLANDS, MI - The latest phase of a research effort to capture more moose in the Upper Peninsula and fit them with tracking collars has been a success, Michigan Department of Natural ...

Beginning Friday, based on weather conditions and other factors, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR), Keweenaw ...

Michigan's moose population has declined from 426 to around 300, prompting wildlife specialists to investigate using GPS ...

(CBS DETROIT) - The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has plans to fit dozens of moose with tracking devices for its animal population survey work in the western Upper Peninsula. The DNR ...

Figuring out why Michigan’s moose population has hit a wall instead of expanding like wildlife scientists believe it should have in the last 40 years is at the crux of a new study that plans to fit ...