Raccoons, coyotes, and rats, oh my! Whether you’re in the hills or the city, chances are you’ve encountered some of our abundant wildlife. How do we peacefully coexist, keep our pets safe, and keep wild animals wild?
As I head to Minneapolis, Minnesota this week for the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, where KILLING GAMES ~ Wildlife In The Crosshairs will have its Minnesota premiere, we’re excited about the momentum building in the Great Lakes region and beyond to end the horrific practice of wildlife killing contests.
Project Coyote is once again partnering with FLOAT.org to offer exclusive Project Coyote T-shirts, tank tops and hoodies featuring our one-of-a-kind BORN TO BE WILD AND FREE ~ End Wildlife Killing Contests designs for one week only, beginning July 22.
Every year, Project Coyote recognizes outstanding individuals who have helped promote compassionate conservation and peaceful coexistence on behalf of wild carnivores. These award winners serve as a reminder of the impact each of us can have as part of a united campaign to create a more humane world. We are grateful for the exceptional work each of our awardees has contributed to this crucial cause.
We know you care about ending cruel and senseless coyote killing contests in Oregon. After your determined efforts to help pass SB 723, the bill to ban these barbaric events statewide, we thought it important to share an update with you. Unfortunately, while the bill passed the Senate by a 17-12 vote and enjoyed overwhelming support in the House of Representatives, SB 723 failed to move to the floor of the House for a final vote in the waning hours of the legislative session.
I’m excited to head to my father Michael Fox’s home state of Minnesota to show our film KILLING GAMES ~ Wildlife In The Crosshairs as part of Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour presented by Wolves of Douglas County Wisconsin Films.