ARTICLES AND FACTSHEETS
View important carnivore related media coverage and factsheets here.
CARNIVORES AND LIVESTOCK
Information about reforming predator management and predator friendly ranching resources here.
INFOGRAPHICS AND DIAGRAMS
Infographics help explain ideas and information in a simple visual manner.
COYOTE FRIENDLY COMMUNITIES™
PROJECT COYOTE
Learn about Project Coyote and why we advocate for the protection of native carnivores. You can also find out more about what you can do to help wildlife.
DOGS AND COYOTES
Coyotes are common in urban areas. Understanding canine behavior and modifying our own behavior is essential to peaceful coexistence with our wild neighbors.
COYOTE DOOR HANGER
Our cities and towns are home for people, as well as native plants, birds, and animals. You may see or hear your neighbor, the coyote. Learning about our urban coyote prevents conflicts and helps us to live in harmony.
COEXISTING WITH COYOTES
A comprehensive full-color brochure, Project Coyote’s Coexisting with Coyotes brochure includes information about coyote ecology, biology, and mitigation strategies to reduce negative encounters with coyotes in both urban and rural environments. Considered one of the best coyote brochures available, several agencies and communities use this brochure in their educational outreach efforts. Available in English and Spanish.
COYOTE HAZING FIELD GUIDE
Keeping coyotes wild and wary is the key to successful coexistence. This full-color brochure teaches you about “hazing”, a powerful tool for keeping coyotes at a distance by reinforcing the coyote’s natural wariness of people. Discover what hazing is, when and how to do it, and how to avoid common mistakes. Our Coyote Hazing Field Guide is a practical and information-packed tool for use by individuals, agencies, parks and open space departments, and all community education and outreach efforts.
COEXISTING WITH COYOTES
EDUCATIONAL TIPS CARD Project Coyote’s laminated and colorful tips cards provide tips on how to coexist with coyotes and mitigate conflicts.
BE COYOTE AWARE
EDUCATIONAL FLYER Designed for use by agencies, parks and open space departments, and communities, Project Coyote’s BE COYOTE AWARE flyer informs the public about coyotes and mitigation strategies to reduce negative encounters. Contact us if you would like to use this flyer for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). This free flyer helps expand community educational outreach efforts to promote compassionate coexistence. Available in English and Spanish.
BE COYOTE AWARE
EDUCATIONAL SIGN Designed for use by agencies, parks and open space departments, and communities, Project Coyote’s BE COYOTE AWARE sign informs the public about coyotes and mitigation strategies to reduce negative encounters. Contact us if you would like to use this sign for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). This free flyer helps expand community educational outreach efforts to promote compassionate coexistence. Available in English and Spanish.
DON’T FEED WILDLIFE
EDUCATIONAL SIGN Designed for use by agencies, parks departments, and communities, in open space areas with active wildlife populations, Project Coyote’s DON’T FEED WILDLIFE sign helps inform the public about keeping wildlife wild. Contact us if you would like to use this sign for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). This free sign helps expand community educational outreach efforts to promote compassionate coexistence. Available in English and Spanish.
DON’T FEED WILDLIFE
EDUCATIONAL SIGN Designed for use by agencies, parks departments, and communities, in open space areas with active wildlife populations, Project Coyote’s DON’T FEED WILDLIFE sign helps inform the public about keeping wildlife wild. Contact us if you would like to use this sign for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). This free sign helps expand community educational outreach efforts to promote compassionate coexistence. Available in English and Spanish.
COEXISTING WITH COYOTES CITY PLAN
DENVER’S COYOTES LEARN TO LIVE WITH HUMAN NEIGHBORS Camilla Fox interviews Ashley DeLaup, Wildlife Ecologist from the City and County of Denver, AWI Quarterly, Summer 2010. Learn about how the city and county of Denver has become a model trend-setter by adopting and implementing proactive coexistence policies and practices to help people and coyotes better cohabitate.
COYOTE NEWS
FACTSHEET Designed for use by agencies, parks departments, and communities, Project Coyote’s COYOTE NEWS factsheet helps inform the public about coexisting with coyotes. This factsheet is full of helpful tips and tools to promote compassionate coexistence.
CONOZCA A LOS COYOTES
EDUCATIONAL FLYER Designed for use by agencies, parks and open space departments, and communities, Project Coyote’s new BE COYOTE AWARE flyer helps inform the public about coyotes and how to mitigate negative encounters. Contact us if you would like to use this flyer for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). Project Coyote is making this available FOR FREE as part of our ongoing effort to help expand community educational outreach efforts and promote coexistence. Available in English and Spanish.
CONOZCA A LOS COYOTES
EDUCATIONAL SIGN Designed for use by agencies, parks departments, and communities, in open space areas known to be inhabited by coyotes, Project Coyote’s BE COYOTE AWARE sign helps educate the public about coyotes and how to mitigate negative encounters. Contact us if you would like to use this sign for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). Project Coyote is making this available FOR FREE as part of our ongoing effort to help expand community educational outreach efforts. Available in English and Spanish.
COEXISTIENDO CON LOS COYOTES
A comprehensive full-color brochure, Project Coyote’s new educational outreach tool includes information about coyote ecology, biology, and ways to mitigate negative encounters with coyotes in both urban and rural environments. Considered one of the best coyote brochures available, several agencies and communities have started to use this brochure in their educational outreach efforts. Available in English and Spanish.
RESISTA LA TENTACIÓN
educational sign Designed for use by agencies, parks departments, and communities, in open space areas with active wildlife populations, Project Coyote’s DON’T FEED WILDLIFE sign helps educate the public about keeping wildlife wild. Contact us if you would like to use this sign for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). Project Coyote is making this available FOR FREE as part of our ongoing effort to help expand community educational outreach efforts. Available in English and Spanish.
RESISTA LA TENTACIÓN
educational sign Designed for use by agencies, parks departments, and communities, in open space areas with residents who routinely feed ducks, geese and other wildlife, Project Coyote’s DON’T FEED WILDLIFE sign helps educate the public about keeping wildlife wild. Contact us if you would like to use this sign for your outreach efforts (agency logos at bottom can be tailored to your needs). Project Coyote is making this available FOR FREE as part of our ongoing effort to help expand community educational outreach efforts. Available in English and Spanish.
ARTICLES AND FACTSHEETS
REFORMING PREDATOR MANAGEMENT AND PREDATOR FRIENDLY RANCHING
KILLING GAMES POSTCARD
A postcard featuring tips on how you can help end wildlife killing contests.
KILLING GAMES: THE HIDDEN WAR ON WILDLIFE
A summary of why we need to end wildlife killing contests.
ARTICLE IN THE SAN FRANCISCO GATE ON USING GUARDIAN ANIMALS
Guardian animals have proven themselves in deterring predators and protecting livestock. Find out more in this article.
A BARBARIC BLOODSPORT: End Wildlife Killing Contests
Most Americans are shocked to learn that thousands of animals die every year in wildlife killing contests—barbaric events in which participants win prizes for killing the greatest number or the largest of a given wildlife species. Learn more in this factsheet.
MARIN LIVESTOCK AND WILDLIFE PROTECTION PROGRAM
Learn about the successes of the Marin Livestock and Wildlife Protection Program.
ARTICLE IN WESTERN LIVESTOCK JOURNAL
Study reveals that killing wolves can lead to more attacks on livestock.
CAPITAL AG PRESS ARTICLE ON FOXLIGHTS AND WOLVES
An article looking at wolves and foxlights.
INFOGRAPHICS AND DIAGRAMS
LETHAL DOSE: RAT POISON AND LOCAL WILDLIFE
Wildlife is inadvertently killed by people using rat poison. See how.
WHY KILLING COYOTES IS COUNTERPRODUCTIVE
Infographic produced by Animal Protection Voters, Project Coyote, Sierra Club, Rio Grande Chapter and The Southwest Environmental Center.