Replacing Wildlife Killing by Building Communities of Coexistence by Renee Seacor
Replacing Wildlife Killing by Building Communities of Coexistence By Renee Seacor, Carnivore Conservation Manager As a native New Yorker and the Carnivore Conservation Manager at Project Coyote, advocating for increased protections for our nation's persecuted...
Uplifting Nonhuman Animacy & Agency by Mack Cote
Uplifting Nonhuman Animacy & Agency By Mack Cote, Project Coyote Programs & Campaigns Intern The year is 2007 and it is spring or autumn or somewhere in between. I am a quiet girl and the white crescents of my fingernails are cemented with sweet dirt. My legs...
Summer 2023
As we celebrate 15 years of defending North America’s wild carnivores and helping communities understand and appreciate their ecological and intrinsic worth, I hope you will continue to support Project Coyote and help spread our message of compassionate conservation and coexistence. Enjoy this summer edition of Coyote Chronicles!
Qualities & Virtues Wolves & Humans Share by Dr. Michael W. Fox
QUALITIES AND VIRTUES WOLVES AND HUMANS SHARE By Dr. Michael W. Fox Forward by Camilla Fox: Despite President Biden telling his grandchildren he was committed to protecting wolves during an interview with Coyote Peterson, wolves continue to be under assault across the...
Just The Messenger by Sheryl Hester
Just the Messenger By Sheryl Hester My curiosity for natural animal behaviors started at four years old when I escaped to the outdoors. I learned the wild animals in their outdoor habitat were more nurturing than the human family around me. I studied animals...
Red River War by M. Walker
Red River War: An Instrumental Journey Through the Last Major Conflict on the Southern Plains By M. Walker About a year ago, I joined the Project Coyote team via the Artists For Wild Nature program, introduced myself, shared a unique conceptual instrumental album I...
How Art Could Save the World- the Role of Design in Communication
How Art Could Save the World - the Role of Design in Communication Hi! I’m Jess Bock and this past summer I was a design intern here at Project Coyote. I’ve been passionate about art my whole life, and have tried every medium that crosses my path (and have been better...
Spring 2023
Our newsletter has a new, refreshed look! We hope you’ll enjoy reading our updates and accomplishments from our six core program areas, learning a seasonal coexistence tip, and perusing our announcements and recent publications from our team.
25 Years of Lobo Recovery (NFTF)
The 25th anniversary of Mexican gray wolf reintroduction in the southwest is upon us. Although there have been laudable successes, the population still faces persecution and other threats today.
Can Designers Be Conservationists?
In human-dominated landscapes, landscape architecture can be an important conservation tool.
Notes from the Field: Wildlife Governance Reform
Renee Seacor, JD Carnivore Conservation AdvocateWildlife Governance Reform & Community Engagement The importance of advocating for wildlife coexistence and conservation Successful wildlife conservation and coexistence requires good decision-makers who advocate for...
November 2022
Project Coyote uses every tool in the toolbox to further carnivore conservation and promote coexistence– including direct lobbying and policy change, proactive public education and outreach, grassroots organizing and litigation when needed.