Coexisting with Coyotes, April 6th at 6pm

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Mark Surls, Colorado & Northern Rockies Coordinator for Project Coyote and author of Coyote Conversations, will explore who coyotes are as individuals and as a species, the challenges they face, and how we can safely and compassionately coexist with them in our communities.

In this 90-minute session, you’ll learn about coyote biology, ecology, and behavior, along with practical strategies for living alongside them in ways that support both human and wildlife communities. Whether you encounter coyotes in your neighborhood, on local trails, or are simply curious to learn more, this presentation offers a thoughtful perspective on coexistence and includes time for questions and discussion.

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