Search Results for: coywolf

30 December 2018. Montana Senator Mike Phillips (former wolf biologist in Yellowstone) drafts legislation to ban hunting contests. More good news to make wildlife management more ethical. But Marc Bekoff argues that is not enough and explains that is not … Continue reading →

Eastern Coyote/Coywolf Research Consulting In addition to my public outreach efforts on my Events Page, I also offer consulting services on a wide variety of issues including community groups looking to coexist with coyotes and other wildlife, ways to lessen … Continue reading →

December 30, 2017. Hunting Coyotes in Cities Only Makes Coyote Populations Grow: This time, conservation management isn’t a good reason to go hunting. This is a very good retort to the Dec. 26 article below and glad it was published. December 26, … Continue reading →

Government corruption related to pandering to special interests is now capturing headlines more than ever. As a scientist with a specialization in canid and predator biology, I’m greatly concerned about an issue within my field that receives little if any … Continue reading →

December 31, 2016. Wolves in Colorado ‘not the devil incarnate’. Great article and 20 min audio with formerly Yellowstone Wolf Project head, Mike Phillips. This article is a great, positive way to finish 2016 with talks of completing wolf restoration … Continue reading →

23 December 2015. The wolves that survived the night, By Tim Preso. In finally some good news, this article details how wildlife groups kept pressure on politicians and they came thru by keeping dirty riders out of budget bills. From article: “We … Continue reading →

December 31, 2014. Gruesome find: nearly 40 coyotes found slain and slaughtered in New Mexico. Thank you Ken Bixby for your comments describing the barbaric and unnecessary ways these animals were killed.   December 29, 2014. Utah coyote hunter kills … Continue reading →

31 December 2013. How to deal with those darned deer. My editorial is the first one (of five) appearing in the Washington Post and it discusses eastern coyotes as potential predators of overabundant deer herds.   31 December 2013. Who … Continue reading →