Coexisting with America’s growing urban coyote population is easier than you think
PolicyTuesday, April 14, 2026Mongabay

Coexisting with America’s growing urban coyote population is easier than you think

America's urban coyote population is expanding, now found in nearly all major metropolitan areas, but human-coyote conflicts remain surprisingly low. This suggests that effective coexistence strategies are possible and may not require drastic measures. Encouraging communities to embrace this wildlife can foster biodiversity without significant risks.

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