The DNR's Wildlife division is assessing which animals may be positively impacted by the ice storm's forest reset.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is still working to clean up storm debris in Northern Michigan. Areas like ...

People interested in helping clean up Northern Michigan parks and trails after the ice storm can use an online form to sign up with the DNR.

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is addressing damage from severe ice storms, coordinating cleanup and ...

The ice was so heavy it snapped large trees and brought down power lines. The effects will last for weeks, maybe months.

The DNR is assessing damage and conducting cleanup at state parks, trails, campgrounds, and boating access sites in northern Michigan following severe ice storms.

Currently, one campground, Clear Lake State Park, will have a delayed opening. All reservations for state park campgrounds ...

Nearly a million acres of state forestland in northern Michigan have been damaged by a historic ice storm, leaving many state ...

Michigan Department of Natural Resources crews are working with the Michigan Army National Guard, local agencies, utility companies to clear debris, restore essential services.

However, the department said some state parks and campgrounds may require extra ... All state-managed trails impacted by the ice storm in northern Michigan counties remain temporarily closed ...