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Being Wild

Coexisting with CoyotesBy Geri VisteinMarch 22, 2023

I AM WILD Photo by:Janet Kessler In his classic book, The Voice of the Coyote, Frank Dobie writes of Coyote: “They (coyote) cannot forget freedom, and they will not lick…

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Cougars are Following Coyotes East

Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinJanuary 20, 2023

Cougar: America’s Lion If you have had the good fortune to read the newly published Wild New World by historian Dan Flores, you learned of the immense loss to the…

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Coyote’s Point of View

Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinNovember 18, 2022

Photo by Jan Myers How does Coyote see the world we share with them? Maybe let’s back up a little first….. How does Coyote see herself? Born in a hidden…

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The Difference between Hunting and Killing

Returning to our Place in NatureBy Geri VisteinSeptember 6, 2022

Coyote ~ Wild Hunter Janet Kessler For the greater part of our species’ time on planet Earth, we have been hunter gatherers. And only recently have we turned to agriculture.…

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Orchards Heartily Welcome Coyote

Predator Prey RelationshipBy Geri VisteinApril 27, 2022

This is a story about an orchard in Maine….A REAL STORY! All was going well at this orchard until a groundhog moved in. This rather large rodent species has the…

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The Ghosts of Galveston Island

Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinFebruary 3, 2022

Our Native Wild Dog ~ Coyote never ceases to surprise and thrill us as they continue to re-create themselves. But as they do so, we observe them helping to re-create…

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To Disperse or Not to Disperse

Coyote's Social LifeBy Geri VisteinNovember 4, 2021

  Why do Coyotes disperse? Back up a minute…what does “disperse” mean? It means leaving home. So dispersal is something we have very much in common with Coyotes and other…

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Has WILDNESS vanished in the 21st Century?

Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinAugust 12, 2021

I Am Coyote with permission of Jim Koon What is wildness? What is it that makes Coyote wild? Why is their wildness so terribly needed in our world today? Can…

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Learning to be a Hunter

Coyote's Social LifeBy Geri VisteinApril 27, 2021

Young Coyote Pups by Randy Lubischer Coyote pups are born tiny, blind and completely dependent on their parent’s care. They are not born knowing how to hunt for their food.…

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An Artist’s Expression of the Other ~Coyote

"Writings" from the CommunityBy Geri VisteinApril 7, 2021

Art piece by Sarah Ronald Art has reflected the Values of human cultures all throughout the history of our species. So how does art reflect the perceptions toward wild carnivores…

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