WOLVERINE, MI – Steps are underway to save a beloved warm-water fishing spot in the Pigeon River Country State Forest. Officials announced efforts will begin next month to ultimately make ...

More than 500 acres of private land are being added to Michigan's 118,000-acre Pigeon River Country State Forest in the northern Lower Peninsula.

Two people were arrested on firearms and drug charges after a Michigan Department of Natural Resources conservation officer did a traffic stop. ... drugs in Pigeon River Country State Forest.

The Pigeon River Country State Forest, the largest block of contiguous public land in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, was dedicated by the Natural Resources Commission in December 1973.

Now the Pigeon River Country State Forest has over 106,000 acres of forests and rivers for people to enjoy and a place for animals to call home. In some ways P.S. Lovejoy is still looking over ...

Local residents found the three adult elk cows north of Hardwood Lake Road in the Pigeon River State Forest east of Vanderbilt, Gorno said. Officers believe they were shot last Saturday or Sunday ...

Michigan’s “Big Wild” just got bigger. The rugged, 108,000-acre expanse of Michigan’s Pigeon River Country State Forest is already one of the state’s premier destinations to connect with ...

The Michigan Department of Natural Resources recently purchased a 597-acre parcel of land, known as The Elk Forest at Black River, in Montmorency County. The land deal is valued at more than $2 ...

LANSING — The Michigan Department of Natural Resources acquired the Storey Lake Property in the northeastern Lower Peninsula after closing a deal with a Switzerland-based owner. After two years ...

Drone footage taken by Michigan Department of Natural Resources staff at the Pigeon River Country State Forest east of Vanderbilt in northern lower Michigan shows the widespread devastation to ...

The Pigeon River Country State Forest, the largest block of contiguous public land in Michigan’s Lower Peninsula, was dedicated by the Natural Resources Commission in December 1973.