Ranching & Farming
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FARMING WITH WILDLIFE
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Project Coyote’s Ranching and Farming with Wildlife program empowers farmers and ranchers through online resources and peer-to-peer mentorship to transition from retaliatory lethal control of wild carnivores to proactive, long-term nonlethal strategies that prevent conflicts with wildlife, reduce domestic animal losses, and promote values that recognize the crucial ecological role of wild carnivores and shared landscapes.
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SB 1135, the California Wildlife Coexistence Act, has passed both the Assembly and the Senate and it’s now on Governor Newsom’s desk. This bill would
A bipartisan bill would make nonlethal wildlife management permanent — help get it across the finish line. Senators Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and Steve Daines (R-Mont.)
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: [email protected] Project Coyote Applauds Introduction of Bipartisan Human-Wildlife Conflict Reduction Act of 2026 Bill would codify USDA’s Nonlethal Initiative, expanding proven
CONTACT: Sarah Taylor Operations & Communications Director E: [email protected] States Must End Cruelty and Reform How We Treat America’s Most Persecuted Wild Carnivore Abuse of
Wildlife poisoning doesn’t stop with rodents. Every time a hawk, bobcat, coyote, fox, or mountain lion consumes a poisoned rat or mouse, toxic rodenticides move
Project Coyote’s Camilla Fox interviewed Becky Weed, who serves on Project Coyote’s Advisory Board, about her experiences, perceptions and views as a predator-friendly sheep rancher
In December 2016 Project Coyote recognized Keli Hendricks’ contributions to with Project Coyote’s Guardian of the Pack Award. Here we ask Keli to share her
Experience and evidence shows that good animal husbandry practices, combined with strategic nonlethal predator control methods, can considerably reduce livestock losses. Project Coyote’s Ranching With
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Wild carnivores are among the most persecuted, and ecologically vital, animals. They need your help.
