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Why so much Sarcoptic Mange in our Carnivores?

Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinSeptember 10, 2020

Coyote Pup in Southern Maine with Mange Why does this small Coyote pup look like this? Where is her beautiful coat? This young coyote pup is suffering from a painful…

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An Encounter with Coyote

"Writings" from the CommunityBy Geri VisteinJune 8, 2020

Photo by: Janet Kessler   That Moment in Time   That moment in time when I saw you and you saw me, stands tall within me and feels like a…

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Oh Coyote ~ Your Bond with our Native Plants!

Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinApril 28, 2020

Photo by: Andy Marks How many of you have awoken to the night time serenade of wild song? And why the song, and who is singing it? And where is…

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Yes! Keystone Carnivores Control Disease

Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinMarch 11, 2020

Keystone Carnivore Photo by: Shreve Stockton Human Health is inextricably tied to the health of animals and the environment. And today we are seeing serious outbreaks of disease that are…

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Negotiating Relationships with Carnivores

Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinJanuary 3, 2020

Coyote CHOOSES to play with dog toysPhoto by: Janet Kessler I increasingly come across research on large and powerful carnivores regarding how we humans perceive them, and as a result,…

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Coyote and Every Scrap of Biodiversity

Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinNovember 12, 2019

“Biodiversity is the totality of all inherited variation in the life forms of Earth, of which we are one species. Thus we should preserve every SCRAP OF BIODIVERSITY as priceless…

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The Biology of Belief

Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinSeptember 30, 2019

How do we perceive the lives of the Others who share our planet with us? In his enlightening book, The Biology of Belief, author and scientist, Bruce Lipton, writes that…

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Misunderstood Coyote Behaviors

Coyote's Social LifeBy Geri VisteinAugust 15, 2019

Our species views the behaviors of Coyotes from our human perspective…. a perspective that often cannot fathom how Coyotes see us and their world. Three behaviors especially are perceived as…

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What is Biodiversity? Can you make it happen where you live?

BlogBy Geri VisteinJuly 11, 2019

The best way to understand what that word biodiversity means….is to create it right where you live…..where you can see it happening…as you step outside! This is how ~ Create…

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Sharing the Land and the Sea: Coyotes and Great White Sharks

Coexisting with CoyotesBy Geri VisteinMay 22, 2019

IT IS OUR TIME NOW….it is our time now to recreate our relationships with the sentient lives with whom we share our planet Earth.  As our carnivores are recovering or…

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