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Webinar: “Furbearers”- Yesterday’s Values Influencing Today’s Policies
“Furbearer” is a 19th-century classification that still shapes how states manage coyotes, foxes, bobcats, badgers, raccoons, and other mammals. Despite their ecological importance, these species often get minimal protection and face long hunting and trapping seasons, sometimes…
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Action Alert: Keep California’s Bobcats Safe From Hunters
California has been a leader in protecting bobcats. In 2015, the state banned commercial and recreational trapping of these remarkable and ecologically vital animals, and in 2019 it passed a law prohibiting bobcat hunting. Now, bobcats could be at risk again. The 2019 law…
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Action Alert: Wolves Need Room to Recover
Right now, the Secretary of the Interior is deciding whether gray wolves and Mexican wolves should lose their Endangered Species Act protections. A September 4 executive order gave Secretary Doug Burgum 90 days to rule on whether wolves have “met recovery criteria.” That…
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Notes from the Field: Room to Recover
During Wolf Awareness Week 2026, Project Coyote is focusing on the theme, “Room to Recover.” We’re taking a look at what is needed to ensure that wolves don’t just survive at minimal numbers set by wildlife agencies, but also thrive to fulfill their critical ecological roles…
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Protect Colorado’s Wildlife: Vote NO on Amendment 83
Amendment 83 is pitched as a simple “right to hunt and fish,” but hunting and fishing are already legal in Colorado. What it would actually do is write vague, undefined language into the state constitution and leave it to the courts to interpret, opening the door to challenges…
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Webinar: Wild Voices: Reclaiming Our Animal Nature & Sustaining the Fight for Our Planet
Join author, naturalist, USA Boxing Gold-certified coach, and Project Coyote Artist for Wild Nature Program Ambassador Vanessa Chakour for the last Wild Voices conversation of 2026. This webinar will be an inspiring conversation hosted and interviewed by Sarah Killingsworth,…
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Webinar: Room to Recover: The Science & Policy of Wolf Survival
Wildlife agencies too often reduce recovery to a numbers game. They set a target population size, declare victory once they hit it, and then open the door to hunting and trapping the very species they just deemed “recovered.” This has been the story for wolves across the United…
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MEDIA RELEASE | Federal Agency Killed More Than 61,000 Coyotes in 2025
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: media@projectcoyote.org Federal Agency Killed More Than 61,000 Coyotes in 2025, New USDA Data ShowsCoyote kills rose nearly 6% over 2024, as agents also killed thousands of foxes, bobcats, bears, wolves and mountain…
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MEDIA RELEASE | Project Coyote Applauds Governor Polis’s Opposition to Amendment 83
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: media@projectcoyote.org Project Coyote Applauds Governor Polis’s Opposition to Amendment 83, Colorado’s Misleading “Right to Hunt and Fish” Ballot Measure DENVER, Colo., Sept., 25, 2026 – Project Coyote today welcomed…
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MEDIA RELEASE | Project Coyote Applauds Torrance, CA Decision to Abandon Lethal Coyote Management
CONTACT: Amelia PerrinCommunications ManagerP: 919-619-4913E: media@projectcoyote.org Project Coyote Applauds Torrance, California Decision to Abandon Lethal Coyote Management City council votes unanimously against renewing contract with trapper; Project Coyote urges…
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Notes from the Field: Wildlife Expertise Must Require Wildlife Accountability
Go to any wildlife commission meeting in Colorado or around the country and you’ll hear common themes expressed: Hunters and trappers possess a unique understanding of wildlife that the general public doesn’t have. Wildlife policies must prioritize the interests of hunters and…
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Room to Recover: The Science & Policy of Wolf Survival
Join us for an informative webinar during Wolf Awareness Week. Wildlife agencies too often reduce recovery to a numbers game. They set a target population size, declare victory once it’s hit, and then open the door to hunting and trapping the very species they just deemed…