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I Am Coyote

Blog, Coyote's Social LifeBy Geri VisteinOctober 2, 2015

I have exciting news that I wish to share with you ~ The publication of my new book I Am Coyote has finally arrived, and it will be available in mid-October of this year. I welcome you to seek it out on Amazon or your local book stores, and share it with your local libraries…

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Coyote has a Name!

Blog, Creating Life Enriching RelationshipsBy Geri VisteinSeptember 15, 2015

WHY IS IT THAT WHEN WE  NAME AN ANIMAL WE CARE ABOUT THAT PARICULAR BEING? Humans gave Cecil  his name, and so what happened to him mattered. Is it that we feel more connected to him? What about all the other amazing wild beings whom WE  have not named? Is it that we do not…

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Healthy Habitat and Biodiversity

Blog, Coyote and Ecosystem HealthBy Geri VisteinJuly 1, 2015

COYOTES AND OTHER LARGE CARNIVORES are VITAL for biodiversity….diverse life and diverse life is vital for the health of our planet…. BUT ….diverse life is about habitat …both the predator and the prey need habitat for diversity of life to happen. It all sounds so complex…yes? But what if all this was happening in your yard?…

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Coyote ~ A Wild Creation

Blog, Returning to our Place in NatureBy Geri VisteinJune 15, 2015

SEEKING OUR PLACE ON THE EARTH and understanding the Wild Ones place as well. When writing of our human experience of wildness and what is it in our human perspective, environmental historian William Cronon wrote in Incommon Ground…. “We are made to acknowledge that they [wild beings] are not of our making, that they have…

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Killing Coyotes ~ the Unseen Suffering

Blog, Protection of CoyotesBy Geri VisteinMay 28, 2015

COYOTE PUPS ARE BORN ONCE A YEAR IN THE SPRING They are tiny, blind and helpless, depending completely on their mother and their father for survival. Coyote parents are completely devoted to their pups ~ keeping them warm, fed and protected from danger. They will do everything in their power to help them survive. BUT…..…

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Our Laws ~ Why do they NOT Protect Coyotes?

Blog, Protection of CoyotesBy Geri VisteinApril 28, 2015

  WHY IS IT….? Coyotes, our Native Wild Dog of America has next to NO protection from human persecution IN THE 21st CENTURY in this country? WHY IS IT…? The following is a quote from a legislator that says it all……. “The legislators do not deal with reality – we deal with the public’s perception…

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Our Dogs “Speak” to Coyote

Blog, Farming with CoyotesBy Geri VisteinApril 20, 2015

THERE IS A WHOLE NEW WAY TO FARM….. It is the farming of the future that is already happening today.  The focus of this farming is: We are part of Nature! What is so enriching to the leading farmers is watching how their domestic dogs….the guardian dogs …. speak to our wild dogs. The ancient…

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Coyote: Evolution of America’s Wild Dog

"Writings" from the Community, BlogBy Geri VisteinApril 2, 2015

OUR HUMAN BEHAVIOR  affects the evolution of the living beings with whom we share our  planet. The following is a quote from The Wild Canids by H.T. Gier “We, with our persecution of the Coyote, have added another parameter to natural selection; with the result that Coyotes are now larger, smarter, more adaptable, faster and…

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Coyotes & our Guard Dogs…speak to each other

Blog, Farming with CoyotesBy Geri VisteinMarch 14, 2015

WE WANT OUR CARNIVORES TO REMAIN TRULY WILD… That means…..self sufficient, using their innate intelligence and the gifts that Nature has equipped them with to survive and thrive. By remaining truly wild, they fulfill their important role in keeping ecosystems healthy and balanced, protected from epidemics of disease in wildlife and humans. So we have…

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Coyote ~ Research and Human Behavior

Blog, Predator Prey RelationshipBy Geri VisteinMarch 8, 2015

DOES WHAT WE LEARN THROUGH OUR RESEARCH TRANSLATE INTO OUR HUMAN BEHAVIOR? Here is an example…and then you decide. Research was conducted in Utah because ranchers were concerned that the small herd of Bison, that were placed on Public Land there, were eating up all the forage that the ranchers wanted for their cows. Now…

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