Killing won’t solve negative encounters with wildlife
Coyote Watch Canada and The Fur-Bearers appeal to City of Ottawa to use coexistence solutions, not lethal control, to end negative encounters.
Coyote Watch Canada Blog
Wildlife encounters are preventable if timely action is taken
Two organizations call for transparency and quicker response to issues in the future for Burlington, Ontario.
Coyotes to benefit from wildlife photography auction!
Coyote Watch Canada is the beneficiary of @CanadianConservation's wildlife photography silent auction. Find out more in our blog.
The Seasonal Challenges of Wildlife Rescue
Foxes and coyotes mate for life when left to thrive, and they co-parent their young. Babies depend on both parents for food, protection, and important life lessons about how to survive and thrive a very dangerous world. Survival readiness is a months-long process.
Media blames coyotes for off-leash dog encounter
An off-leash dog, out of sight of their human companion, got in a fight with two coyotes – and the media is calling it an attack by the coyotes.
Ontario government sued for coyote killing contest
Animal Justice, The Fur-Bearers, and Coyote Watch Canada are suing the Ontario government over its decision to allow a coyote hunting contest to take place throughout February.
Are your social posts putting wildlife in harm’s way?
Responsible geotagging can keep wildlife and wild spaces safe.
ACTION ALERT: Tell Ontario to Enforce Killing Contest Laws
Take action to tell your MPP and the Ministry to enforce laws that can stop a coyote killing contest in Ontario.
Misunderstood: The stories that don’t make headlines
If we wrote out a list of the most misunderstood animals in Canada, coyotes would be near the top. It seems like every time there’s a negative interaction between a coyote and a person or pet, it makes headlines. What doesn’t make the news? The peaceful coexistence that takes place between coyotes and humans across the country every day.
Coexistence is a daily intention
Strategies to live alongside wildlife aren’t failing; it’s time for them to begin in earnest.
