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Coyotes back at Revelstoke's Columbia Park as weather warms

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If approached by a coyote, Parks Canada recommends stomping, yelling or throwing something

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Coyotes back at Revelstoke's Columbia Park as weather warms

If approached by a coyote, Parks Canada recommends stomping, yelling or throwing something

·Salmon Arm, Canada
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The Coyote Next Door

Betsy Mason explores the work of wildlife biologist Sage Raymond, who is testing the problem-solving abilities of urban coyotes as part of her PhD work at the University of Alberta. These coyotes are thriving in the face of urbanization, as are some other species like raccoons and crows. Raymond wants to understand why these animals are flourishing in the hope of encouraging a peaceful coexistence with their human neighbors. The experiment has m…

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Longreads broke the news in on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.
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