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Urban Coyote Research
A long-term research project based in Chicago, Illinois. Their website is packed of information about what they've learned over the years.
A long-term research project based in Chicago, Illinois. Their website is packed of information about what they've learned over the years.
HSUS
The Humane Society of the United States has an urban wildlife division that has done a lot of work on humans and coyotes, including working with local jurisdictions to develop coyote management plans.
The Humane Society of the United States has an urban wildlife division that has done a lot of work on humans and coyotes, including working with local jurisdictions to develop coyote management plans.
Project Coyote
An organization dedicated to helping people coexist with coyotes. Among other things, they provide materials that can be shared with others.
An organization dedicated to helping people coexist with coyotes. Among other things, they provide materials that can be shared with others.
The Urban Coyote Initiative
This is a group of photographers who work with scientists on urban coyote projects. Their article section is extensive and useful.
This is a group of photographers who work with scientists on urban coyote projects. Their article section is extensive and useful.
Articles And videos
"Coyotes are here to stay in D.C. Here's what you should know about them"
by DC Coyote Project member Megan Draheim in DCist.com, 2017
by DC Coyote Project member Megan Draheim in DCist.com, 2017
How to Haze Coyotes. Aurora, Colorado (video)
"A new technique in coyote conflict management: Changing coyote behavior through hazing in Denver, Colorado"
by Lynsey White and Ashley DeLaup in the Proceedings of the 14th WDM Conference, 2012
by Lynsey White and Ashley DeLaup in the Proceedings of the 14th WDM Conference, 2012
"Yes, eastern coyotes are hybrids, but the 'coy wolf' is not a thing"
by Roland Kays in The Conversation, 2015
by Roland Kays in The Conversation, 2015
"Why killing coyotes doesn't make livestock safer"
by DC Coyote Project member Megan Draheim in The Conversation, 2017
by DC Coyote Project member Megan Draheim in The Conversation, 2017
"Coyote colonization of northern Virginia and admixture with Great Lakes wolves"
by Christine Bozarth, Frank Hailer, Larry Rockwood, Cody Edwards, and Jesus Maldonado
in the Journal of Mammalogy, 2011
by Christine Bozarth, Frank Hailer, Larry Rockwood, Cody Edwards, and Jesus Maldonado
in the Journal of Mammalogy, 2011