South Florida Coyote Project

Coyote Information by the University of Florida's IFAS

This web site was established in order to provide information to the public on one of Florida's newest predators, the coyote (Canis latrans). Additionally, information will be posted periodically. This site will also provide information on the University of Florida's Institute of Food & Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) coyote study in south Florida as well as publications, and meetings regarding coyotes. Contributors to this site are Mike Fanning, Martin Main, Jeff Mullahey, Joe Shaefer, Mel Sunquist, Steve Coates and the Florida Cooperative Extension Service.

PUBLICATIONS & ARTICLES
Information about coyote biology, ecology, history, etc. by IFAS as well as articles written for popular press.

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	The Coyote: Florida's Newest Predator
	Coyote
	Interpreting the physical evidence of predation on domestic livestock

SOUTH FLORIDA COYOTE STUDY - Click Here
Information about the IFAS coyote study.

FLORIDA COYOTE SURVEY - Click Here
A survey which is presently being conducted in order to determine how coyotes are interacting across Florida's landscape. Please fill out if you have information to contribute.

COYOTE WEB LINKS

Coping With Coyotes
Nebraska Wildlife
Evaluating Predation by Coyotes
Ohio Division of Wildlife: Wildlife Notes
Desert Coyote
Texas Wildlife: The Coyote Mystique
Missouri's Coyotes
Controlling coyote damage to livestock
The Coyote: Dog Owner's Guide
Coyotes in the Southwest: Symposium Proceedings
Hopland Research and Extension Center (HREC) coyote research
Canadian Wildlife Service: Coyote

NOTE: These web sites are intended for the user to access a broad source of information regarding coyotes. Listing of a site does not mean an endorsement by the University of Florida.

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