We're honored to offer a new webinar series, 🌿 NOURISHING EARTH, NOURISHING OURSELVES. 🌿 To kick off on Feb. 18th, Brandon Keim will join to discuss Animal Personhood for Compassionate Coexistence. Zoom:

Speak up for California's coyotes! Testify virtually at the #California Fish and Game Commission Meeting tomorrow, February 12 via Zoom. Find talking points, key arguments, and the meeting link here:

"The last word in ignorance is the man who says of an animal or plant: What good is it?" — Aldo Leopold

This month’s Notes From the Field explores how language shapes our treatment of animals—fueling fear or fostering compassion. Project Coyote’s Public Engagement Coordinator, Kristen Weiss, shares insights on the disconnect between care and cruelty.

A study between Project Coyote and Colorado State University has been featured on Faunalytics! This comprehensive resource explores the world of wild animals, focusing on issues where humans have the greatest negative—and potential for positive—impact:

Is there anything cuter than a mountain lion kitten? Well, yes actually. Three of them with their mama! These two #TrailCamThursday clips capture a mountain lion family making their way along a downed tree. 📹 Denise Peterson, Explore Wild Media

While the bill is a step in the right direction toward recognizing fundamental ethical hunting principles and the need for stronger protections against cruelty, nonlethal coexistence strategies remain the most effective and ethical approach to coexisting with wolf populations.

The proposed legislation seeks to impose penalties on individuals who intentionally torture wildlife in WY. Supporters contend that the bill is a vital step toward ethical wildlife stewardship, drawing a line between hunting and torture. Sounds great right? Well, keep reading...

@Johnnyboy7333 Yes, black bears hibernate, but their dormancy is more accurately called torpor. When they enter this state depends on local conditions, this video is from December. 🐻

Coyotes are as diverse as the ecosystems they call home—and they're vital to keeping those ecosystems healthy.

For a small donation, you can schedule or send a Wild Valentine’s eCard to your friends, family, or that special someone, and help protect wild carnivores at the same time! How paw-some is that? 🐾 ❤️ 📷 Candace Dyar, #CaptureCoexistence

🎶🐾 Toe beans, toe beans, toe beans, toooeee beeeaaaannnns! Swipe if you wanna see some cute toe beans! 🐾 🎶 Photographers and videographers, sign our petition to end wildlife killing contests and join our community of advocates: 📷 Sheryl Hester

Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to take action, spread the word, and help us ban these ecologically harmful and ethically indefensible competitions for good.

Amplify your howl—join The Coyote Collective! 🐺🐱🦊 This community honors our flagship species, the coyote—the most persecuted wild carnivore in North America. Supporting coyotes paves the way for a better world for all wildlife. 🧡