Wildlife agencies too often reduce recovery to a numbers game. They set a target population size, declare victory once they hit it, and then open
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: [email protected] Federal Agency Killed More Than 61,000 Coyotes in 2025, New USDA Data ShowsCoyote kills rose nearly 6% over 2024, as
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: [email protected] Project Coyote Applauds Governor Polis’s Opposition to Amendment 83, Colorado’s Misleading “Right to Hunt and Fish” Ballot Measure DENVER, Colo.,
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: [email protected] Project Coyote Applauds Torrance, California Decision to Abandon Lethal Coyote Management City council votes unanimously against renewing contract with trapper;
Go to any wildlife commission meeting in Colorado or around the country and you’ll hear common themes expressed: Hunters and trappers possess a unique understanding
Love is the Blueprint for the Continuance of Life By: JoAnne Dodgson While standing in the threshold of changes in my life, in a year
SB 1135, the California Wildlife Coexistence Act, has passed both the Assembly and the Senate and it’s now on Governor Newsom’s desk. This bill would
A bipartisan bill would make nonlethal wildlife management permanent — help get it across the finish line. Senators Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and Steve Daines (R-Mont.)
By: Sarah Killingsworth, Advisory Board & Keeping It Wild Youth Education & Outreach Program Coordinator Three generations of my family gathered in the Catskills this
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: [email protected] Project Coyote Applauds Introduction of Bipartisan Human-Wildlife Conflict Reduction Act of 2026 Bill would codify USDA’s Nonlethal Initiative, expanding proven
In a North Texas neighborhood, where backyards, fences, roads, and several creek corridors are connected, a female bobcat has been moving mostly unseen for years.
Mange is one of the most visible and misunderstood conditions affecting coyotes and other wild carnivores. Left untreated, it can cause severe suffering and death,
