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First Light Habitats

Blog, Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinJuly 15, 2017

LIKE US ~ WILDLIFE REQUIRE A HEALTHY HOME AS WELL.  A HABITAT Large carnivores like Coyotes require a home – a healthy habitat – no matter where they live. Whether…

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Each Coyote Counts

"Writings" from the Community, BlogBy Geri VisteinJune 24, 2017

A Single Coyote is somebody, a distinct individual.  He or she is the experiencing subject of a life whose quality and duration matter to him (her)  independent of  his (her)…

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Coyote ~ Maine’s Keystone Carnivore

Blog, Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinJune 8, 2017

HOW DO WE RESPOND TO THE MEDIA ~ when it seeks to demonize our carnivores, especially Coyote? Here we are in the Spring time of Maine. And along with all…

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Coyote and The Mortal Sea

Blog, Returning to our Place in NatureBy Geri VisteinMay 11, 2017

WHAT DOES A TERRESTRIAL CARNIVORE HAVE IN COMMON WITH THE ATLANTIC OCEAN? In his marvelous book The Mortal Sea W. Jeffrey Bolster takes the reader on a historical journey. With…

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Urban Coyote Initiative

Blog, Community Members in ActionBy Geri VisteinApril 1, 2017

“If there is a single species on this planet who will test our own mettle as humans, who pushes us to understand instead of judge, to study instead of kill,…

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The Hidden Life of Trees ~ Hidden Life of Coyote

Blog, Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinMarch 21, 2017

We humans are like the new kids on the block ~ We are slowly……very slowly learning about the amazing beings with whom we share our planet. In his marvelous book…

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In Honor of Dahlov Ipcar

Maine Artists Expressions of CoyoteBy Geri VisteinFebruary 13, 2017

  ” I feel that it is up to the artists of the present to reveal new ways of seeing the world and to create new worlds never before seen.”   …

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Beatrix Potter & Carnivores

Historical PerspectiveBy Geri VisteinJanuary 26, 2017

Beatrix Potter, the famous author of small picture books for children, was born in England in the second half of the nineteenth century. All her books were about animals, many…

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Coyote ~ A New Year’s Insight

Blog, Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinDecember 21, 2016

                        MAY THIS NEW YEAR bring our humanity New Insights into the world of our fellow travelers on this planet Earth…. Sharing here with you the words of esteemed ecologist…

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Importance of Habitat in Predator Prey Relations

Blog, Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinNovember 29, 2016

  photo by Shreve Stockton                                                            HABITAT – HABITAT – HABITAT There is ever increasing research pointing out that habitat can greatly affect the relationship between predators and their prey.…

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