Michael W. Fox’s Career Path
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16th Anniversary Interview with Founder & Executive Director Camilla Fox
16th Anniversary Interview with Founder & Executive Director Camilla Fox In honor of Project Coyote’s 16th Anniversary, we are thrilled to share an interview below with Project Coyote’s Founder & Executive Director, Camilla Fox. In it, she shares her...
Conservation Groups & Scientists Support Nomination of Michael Phillips for Director of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 23, 2021 Conservation Groups & Scientists Support Nomination of Michael Phillips for Director of U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Washington, D.C. — Today dozens of non-governmental organizations and scientists sent a letter to...
Dr. Michael Fox: Killing Coyotes Does Not Regulate Their Numbers
State and federal agents have used traps, snares, denning, fishhooks, dogs, cyanide guns and poison bait for decades, but the coyotes have continued to colonize region after region, state after state. You are witnessing evolution: These predators are adapting to conditions we humans have made favorable for them and their prey, including free-roaming cats (who should be indoors) and unattended dogs. Coyotes will also kill white-tailed deer fawns, the overabundance of which we humans have created for the hunting industry and by the virtual extermination of the wolf. Through competitive exclusion, wolf packs once limited the spread of coyotes.