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The document lists consultants with Michigan Endangered Species Permits for the year 2012, detailing their contact information, work locations, and species restrictions. It emphasizes that these consultants are not required to be certified, licensed, or bonded to conduct rare species surveys in Michigan, and the Department of Natural Resources does not endorse their work quality.

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What is the Michigan Endangered Species Act?

This broad new state authority provides protection for endangered and threatened species on both federal and state lists, and authorizes a full range of conservation management programs for these plants and animals including necessary land acquisition.

How do I contact the Michigan DNR for wildlife biologist?

269-795-3280!

Can I shoot a rac on my property in Michigan?

Rac. Property owners may legally rac without a license or written permission when rac are damaging private property. Before you hunt any animal, it is imperative that you do your due diligence and check up with the Michigan DNR to make sure you are doing so lawfully.

Who to contact about endangered species?

U.S. Fish Wildlife Service.

What happens if you find an endangered species on your property?

Under the Endangered Species Act, individuals who knowingly take a listed species can be fined up to $25,000 each violation or instance. Individuals who otherwise unknowingly take a species can be fined up to $500 for each violation or instance.

How do I report injured wildlife in Michigan?

Monitoring the health of Michigans wildlife is a critical component of wildlife management. Please report sick, dead, or dying wildlife with this form or by calling the Wildlife Disease Laboratory at 517-336-5030.

How do I contact Michigan DNR with questions?

For questions about license sales (hunting, fishing, ORV, snowmobile) please contact MDNR-E-License@michigan.gov or call: 517-284-6057.

How do I report wildlife in Michigan?

If you witness a natural resource violation, report it immediately. Call or text 1-800-292-7800, 24 Hours a Day, 7 Days a Week. You can also use the Report All Poaching (RAP) complaint form (for complaints within Michigan only).

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