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UKIAH, CA - Two wildlife conservation organizations filed suit today against Mendocino County. The suit challenges the County’s certification of its Final Environmental Impact Report (FEIR) on its wildlife management program. It further seeks to

“Do not feed coyotes,” the police implored people heading into Central Park this week. If you see one, they added, try to “appreciate” it “from a distance.” And, of course, “Protect your pets.” The New

One morning in the 1930s in Yellowstone, biologist Adolph Murie watched a trotting coyote joyously toss a sprig of sagebrush in the air with her mouth, adroitly catch it, and repeat the act every few

Thank you for helping to make 2019—and the first decade of Project Coyote’s existence—wildly successful for wildlife! Together we have saved thousands of coyotes, bobcats, bears, wolves, mountain lions and other species from cruel and

ST. PAUL, Minn. - Wildlife killing contests, where contestants kill coyotes or other animals en masse for entertainment and prizes, were banned by the St. Paul City Council in an ordinance Wednesday. In a unanimous

The St. Paul City Council just issued a resolution condemning wildlife killing contests, in which participants compete to kill the largest, the smallest, or the greatest number of coyotes, foxes, and other species for cash

It happened quickly and quietly. In fact, it was the silence that made David Brosh wonder why the family’s two white Westies, taking a quick bedtime potty break, hadn’t barked to come back inside.

I'll be brief. Time is short and we have much to accomplish for bobcats, coyotes, wolves, bears and other persecuted predators.

This past year, you helped Project Coyote and our coalition partners achieve so much for wildlife—from banning wildlife killing contests in New Mexico, Arizona and – just this month – in Massachusetts, passing new precedent-setting

BOSTON — The state Fisheries and Wildlife Board voted Wednesday to approve regulations prohibiting contests that promote the hunting of predators and furbearers.

Project Coyote is leading the effort to end this violent bloodsport and your support has enabled us to expand this campaign nationwide with media, grassroots activism, film, and a coalition that now includes more than

LAURIER, Wash. — When Washington ranchers find that gray wolves have attacked their cattle, they can call the state wildlife agency, which has killed 31 of the protected predators since 2012 under a program intended