You can help us help wildlife. Friends and supporters, this year, we need vital rescue and safety supplies for our Canid Response Team volunteers when providing our life-saving outreach for coyotes, foxes, and wolves. We are counting on your beautiful generosity to keep us strong, focused and safe while in the field.
The Ontario government is attempting to allow new and the transfer of licenses for trial and train areas through legislation in Bill 91. Though a public consultation through the Environmental Registry of Ontario (until May 18, 2023) is seeking input on this issue, a portion of Bill 91 is dedicated to enshrining access to these licenses in law.
The consultation period is only open until May 18, 2023 – ACT TODAY to reject the province’s proposal to allow new licenses for dog hunting pens.
It’s almost baffling when you realize that coyotes live, mostly unseen, in a city like Toronto. Inhabiting a space between “urban” and “wild.” Going about their lives while we’re going about ours.
Join Coyote Watch Canada and The Fur-Bearers in calling for an end to wildlife bounties in Saskatchewan!
Coyote Watch Canada is encouraging Ottawa residents to reach out to their City Councillor and Mayor Mark Sutcliffe to end trapping and prioritize coexistence methods.
Coyote Watch Canada (CWC) is presently looking for feedback regarding our outreach and education initiatives, as well as general awareness of wildlife coexistence bylaws in Canada.
Please support our efforts to raise $5000 so our teams can continue to conduct field investigations and rescue work safely and efficiently. We are grateful for every gift - big or small! #DoWhatYouCan
Coyote Watch Canada and The Fur-Bearers appeal to City of Ottawa to use coexistence solutions, not lethal control, to end negative encounters.
Two organizations call for transparency and quicker response to issues in the future for Burlington, Ontario.
