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[Opinion] Webinar Series: Nourishing Earth, Nourishing Ourselves - Project Coyote

Opinion · Helsinki

[Opinion] Webinar Series: Nourishing Earth, Nourishing Ourselves - Project Coyote

When we care for local ecosystems — domesticated and wild, human and more-than human — it is not only healing for those ecosystems, but healing for ourselves. Whether planting native wildflowers in our yard, learning how to cook with local plants and herbs, or volunteering with a wildlife rehabilitation center, when our hands and hearts are helping, we cultivate intimacy with land and build valuable community. Hosted by Project Coyote’s Artists …See the Story

An Outdoorsman’s Journal: Coyote hunting after dark

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Hello friends,Hunting · San Francisco See the Story

DEC provides coyote conflict avoidance strategies

Coverage: 2 sources

NEW YORK — The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation is encouraging New Yorkers to help do their part to prevent conflicts between people and coyotes. Coyotes are found in diverse habitats across the state, including rural farmlands, forests, and suburban and urban areas. Generally, coyotes steer clear of human contact. However, during the spring denning and pup-rearing period, coyotes may become more territorial and protective…See the Story

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