A Workshop for Ranching and Wildlife
In March of 2016 Project Coyote, Fibershed and the County of Marin co-sponsored a workshop designed to share wisdom and build knowledge around non-lethal approaches to protecting livestock from predators. Nearly 100 people turned out for this day-long event that...
Coyote Ecology: The Rites (and Wrongs) of Spring & Early Summer
Springtime and early summer mean birth, growth, and renewal. For coyotes, it can also mean bullets, arrows, and killing contests. Killing contests are permitted in nearly all US states, and they are often held at night during the coyotes’ short window for breeding....
At the Conference: North American Congress for Conservation Biology
From Madison Wisconsin, for the North American Congress for Conservation Biology Conference.
ENDANGERED SPECIES AND ENDANGERED SCIENCE
Facebook Twitter Like Friday May 20th was Endangered Species Day, an opportunity to reflect on the beauty and value of wildlife, and acknowledge the role the Endangered Species Act (ESA) plays in protecting our most threatened species from extinction. A key...
OUR WILDLIFE TRUST
Governments are accountable to the broad public interest for preserving and regulating environmental assets.