Signs and posters, myth busters, ranchers' guides and more.
Coyotes in the Urban Landscape eLearning Module in partnership with the City of Toronto!
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As many of you know I am a wildlife photographer, what most don't know are the hours, patience, cost, and dedication it takes to catch a glimpse of an animal. Sometimes we are given chances where time stands still and we can capture them in their natural habitat from a safe distance. Other days we are out from sunrise to sunset and don't find anything.
A primer on why relocation, trapping and other mitigating efforts don’t resolve conflict with wildlife and can actually create it.
Nathan McCarville shares his experiences with the coyotes of Grasslands National Park in Saskatchewan.
Eastern coyote and fox sightings are not uncommon throughout Ontario and across North America. This vital keystone species has been an essential aspect in the landscape for over a century.
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