Coyote Chronicles

Those of you who follow our work have witnessed what a roller coaster ride the last few months have been for wildlife.

I’m excited to share that early this month the Clark County, Nevada, Board of County Commissioners voted 7 to 0 in favor of a resolution condemning wildlife killing contests and calling on the state wildlife

While unpredictability has defined so many of our lives of late, what is certain is that our work to defend North America’s wild carnivores continues unabated.

Since our last edition of Coyote Chronicles, the world has turned upside down. A pandemic crisis, combined with an historic social justice movement, is redefining what we consider “normal.” We are at a critical crossroads.

While our world has been turned upside down over the past month, our work for the wild ones persists. Unconscionably, wildlife killing contests continue in Texas, Pennsylvania and elsewhere, with participants flaunting government directives to

What a last few months it has been—from California paving the way for the rest of the nation by banning commercial and recreational trapping, the manufacturing and sale of fur, and bobcat trophy hunting to

With many state legislatures drawing to a close and others taking a summer breather, I’ve been absorbing the many accomplishments Project Coyote, our coalition partners, and like-minded individuals have achieved for animals over the last

NOVEMBER 2018 IN THIS ISSUE: Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it’s the only thing that

During my recent travels to screen Project Coyote‘s film KILLING GAMES–Wildlife In The Crosshairs and to address predator conservation at the Speak for Wolves Conference in West Yellowstone and at the Taft-Nicholson Environmental Humanities Center

As the current earth–hostile administration dismantles hard-fought federal laws and policies that protect wildlife and wildlands, I am reminded of the critical importance of grassroots and community-based action for change; and I’m happy to share

• Advancing Predator Protection • Court rules against Monterey County • Targeting Trapping & Holding Our Wildlife Agencies Accountable • Exposing & Ending Cruelty • West Hollywood, CA: City Council Votes for Coexistence • California: