Nature

Linda McGurk joins in.

The City of Grand Rapids Parks and Recreation Department today announced the opening of a new hammock grove and butterfly garden.

Jenny Bernsteen joins in.

Some futurists depict Michigan and the Great Lakes as “climate havens” that will lure people and businesses weary of worsening drought, wildfire, hurricanes and other disasters. Not so fast, skeptics say. Amid images of abundance lurk problems with pollution, overuse and deteriorating infrastructure.

We talk to Doug Abrams.

We talk to Alysse Thomas.

Public comment is being sought on a draft of a conservation plan expected to help reverse eastern monarch butterfly population declines.Michigan's…

State officials have revised a quarantine of some walnut products intended to protect Michigan trees from a fatal disease. The Michigan Department of…

A new policy will open about 6,300 miles of roads in Michigan's state forest system to off-road vehicles. Director Keith Creagh of the Department of…

If fighting the Black Friday shopping crowds isn't your thing, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources encourages you to hit the trail. The state is…