Notes from the Field: Matt Francis

by Project Coyote | Mar 19, 2019 | Notes From the Field

Matt Francis is the director of Prescott Observatory and Dark Star Quantum Cosmology Research in Prescott, Arizona, and is a fierce advocate for wildlife. Having joined Project Coyote as a Program Associate in late 2018, Matt has dedicated countless hours to ending wildlife killing contests in Arizona–and already has several victories under his belt! He and a committed group of local citizens, including Project Coyote Program Associate Linda Bolon, have significantly raised public awareness about killing contests in the state–including the gruesome Santa Slay Coyote Tournament.

Notes From the Field: Carnivore Coexistence Lab ~ Katie Stennes Interviews Dr. Adrian Treves

by Project Coyote | Oct 3, 2018 | Notes From the Field

Dr. Adrian Treves is professor and founder of the Carnivore Coexistence Lab at the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We are fortunate to have him serve on Project Coyote’s Science Advisory Board.

Challenging the “Georgia Coyote Challenge” ~ Camilla Fox Interviews Dr. Chris Mowry

by Project Coyote | Jun 13, 2018 | Notes From the Field

Dr. Chris Mowry founded the Atlanta Coyote Project in 2015, and last year we were fortunate to have him join Project Coyote’s esteemed Science Advisory Board.

Farming with Wildlife ~ An Interview with Randy & Pam Comeleo

by Project Coyote | May 5, 2018 | Notes From the Field

As Project Coyote works with colleagues and coalitions to reform predator management at federal, state and county levels, we are also building partnerships to advance peaceful coexistence models.

A Lone Wild Wolf called Takaya ~ An Interview with Cheryl Alexander

by Project Coyote | Nov 16, 2017 | Notes From the Field

Remembering Hope Ryden, author of GOD’S DOG: The North American Coyote

by Project Coyote | Jul 21, 2017 | Notes From the Field