Project Coyote

Please join us in welcoming Ann Piquette to Project Coyote as our new Development Operations Coordinator. In her debut blog, Ann shares the early experiences

Today, four conservation groups challenged Montana’s 2025/26 wolf regulations, which greenlit the killing of 558 wolves by hunting, trapping, and lethal control.

By: Gay Bradshaw, Founder and Director of The Kerulos Center for Nonviolence “Ah,” he thought, as the gentle breeze brought in the scent. Turning in

Fact sheet on wildlife killing contests and why they should be banned. Download here

Project Coyote is delighted to feature wildlife educator Dan De Vries in this edition of our Volunteer Spotlight. Dan has represented Project Coyote at numerous

Today, four conservation groups challenged Montana’s 2025/26 wolf regulations, which greenlit the killing of 558 wolves by hunting, trapping, and lethal control.

Join us in Celebrating Wolf Awareness Week! Each day from October 19 – 25 we’re hosting events and sharing engaging social media posts all week

Conservation groups over the weekend urged the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to acknowledge that wolves deserve protection.
Today, 458 wolves in the state of Montana received a death sentence from the Montana Fish & Wildlife Commission.
In our summer newsletter, learn about our newly launched State Advocacy Program, meet long-time volunteer and Board Member Suparna Vashisht, and read about all the latest campaign updates.

In 2020, a majority of Colorado voters made history when they approved a ballot measure to bring wolves back to their historic home. Wildlife officials

We encourage you to take steps to eliminate attractants on your property and in your neighborhood in order to minimize conflicts with coyotes and other