March 17, 2025 | By:

Participate in Coyote Awareness Week March 17-23, 2025

The Rewilding Institute is pleased to support Coyote Awareness Week on March 17-23. In 2024, Project Coyote launched the inaugural Coyote Awareness Week to raise awareness about the intense persecution and widespread misunderstanding coyotes face nationwide and to promote compassionate coexistence. This year, Project Coyote and partner organizations will post information on social media to educate the public about the intrinsic and ecological value of coyotes and disseminate resources and information to promote action.

Below is more information on how you can learn more and get involved to help strengthen coexistence and respect for coyotes and all things wild!

🐾 Download the Coyote Awareness Week Toolkit and Spread Awareness – Find resources, social media graphics, and ways to take action. Spread awareness by sharing our social media posts or creating your own to inspire appreciation and highlight the challenges coyotes face.

🐾 Take the Coyote Pledge – Show your commitment to peaceful coexistence.

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Cindy Guarnieri - March 21, 2025

Our Apex predators only kill to feed themselves. They need sustenance. The trapping and killing of these animals MUST STOP. They deserve and want to live too. Hunters get a thrill out of torturing and killing animals, and it is disgusting and disgraceful. The mindsets of these hunters need to be changed. They must learn to co-exist with our wild animals. They are vitally important to our ecosystems and environments.

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Jeff Hoffman - March 23, 2025

I really hate it when people use the lame excuse of, “I thought it was a coyote” when they kill wolves. Other than the fact that coyotes are more abundant, how is that any better? Humans should only kill natural prey animals to eat, and canines are not prey animals.

I think we should go beyond coexistence. There’s no reason we can’t respect, love, and enjoy other species, including coyotes. Sure, we’ll have conflicts like any family does, but we shouldn’t be killing anyone.

A lot of the anti-wildlife attitude is driven by ranchers and their supporters. The human lust for meat, especially beef (totally unnatural food, BTW), is at the root of this problem (and of course the ranchers’ lust for money). This insane lust for meat & beef has to be stopped, otherwise the ranchers will continue to kill native wildlife to support their non-native and very destructive cattle.

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