Michigan has more total shoreline than any state except this one.
What is Alaska?
This Michigan animal consumes about 44 pounds of vegetation per day.
What is Moose?
This accessibility feature was recently opened at Tahquamenon Falls State Park.
What is the Upper Falls boardwalk?
This plant is a common home remedy for poison ivy.
What is Jewel weed?
This famous escarpment trail is in the jewel of the north.
Where is the Porcupine Mountains Wilderness State Park?
Michigan Sea Grant estimates more than 187 of these have become estabilished since the 1800s.
What are aquatic invasive species?
These are the only predator capable of taking down adult moose in Michigan
What are Wolves?
This fish is now the most harvested species of fish in the Great Lakes according to a 2025 survey.
What are Lake Huron Walleye?
This spring ephemeral was used as an antiseptic by the native Americans.
What is blood root?
This former national park is known for the opportunity to shoot a cannon.
What is Mackinac Island?
Approximately 1 million of these are registered in the Great Lakes state.
What are boats?
About 83% of this type of mammal reside in the UP due to its ample resources.
What are Black Bear?
Report the wild brood's of this Michigan species as a community scientist
What are turkeys?
This plant is the smallest flowering plant in MI.
What is duck weed?
This is the largest state recreation area below the bridge.
What is Waterloo?
There are about 140 of these rustic locations in the state.
What are state forest campgrounds?
One of two species, this critter is more elusive than originally thought and the DNR is asking the public's help to report sightings.
What is a gray fox?
This initiative helps to prevent the spread of invasive insects.
What is "don't move firewood?"
The dainty beauty is the state wildflower of MI.
What is Dwarf lake iris?
This one acre DNR education site has a pond shaped like the UP.
What is the Escanaba Pocket Park?
Michigan ranks #1 in the nation for this type of vehicle registration.
What are snowmobiles?
In 2025, these mammals had their first confirmed sighting of kittens in over 100 years.
What are cougar/mountain lion?
This invasive species was detected in June in St. Clair county, identified by its namesake mark on elm trees.
What is the Elm zigzag sawfly?
This conifer is known for its citrusy aroma.
What is Balsam fir?
This state park had 5.7 million visitors in 2025, making it the 2nd most visited State park in the country.
What is Belle Isle?