Be attentive to other clues around you to indicate what animal the track might belong to. For example, is there scat, fur, or feathers near it? How old is the track or animal evidence? How degraded is the track or … Read More
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Look for information the track can relay. Direction is easily identified as tracks have a “top” (toes) and “bottom” heel. The animal’s gait (movement pattern) can be identified as well. For example, tracks look different in a lope, trot, gallop, … Read More
Fall 2024 Newsletter (740KB PDF) Highlights:
Camping Tips 5 of 5: When not at your campsite, put your food and trash in your car or locked cooler. Move your food and trash into your vehicle overnight. Don’t feed the animals—they are attracted to your easy to … Read More
Check out our December E-Newsletter, which features: background on mistletoe, an update on wildlife legislation, new State Park signage, and three Habitat Authority heroes. Learn more: https://bit.ly/472O71U
Great information about coyotes!
There is something eerie and exciting about hearing a coyote yipping and howling. This communication is to draw the pack back from individual hunts and/or let other packs know this territory is claimed.
Important information about coyotes and their behavior.
This Facebook post by Project Coyote includes helpful tips for area residents when facing injured wildlife. It includes who to call (and who not to call) and how to look up wildlife rehabilitation facilities.