Prior Symposiums: Urban Coyotes
Prior Symposium: Urban Coyote
held during the 27th Vertebrate Pest Conference, March 9, 2016, Newport Beach, CA
Click on the title of each talk to view a video of the presentation.
Update on a Database of Coyotes Attacks on Humans, 1970-2015
Rex O. Baker, Cal Poly-Pomona; and Robert M. Timm, Univ. of California - ANR
(25:17)
Dealing with the Issue of Urban Coyote - One County's Experience
Jim Hartman, Los Angeles County, Dept. of Agriculture, Arcadia, CA
(22:34)
An Examination of Citizen-Provided Coyote Reports: Temporal and Spatial Patterns and Their Implications for Management of Human-Coyote Conflicts
Niamh Quinn, University of California Cooperative Extension, Irvine, CA
(25:03)
Coyotes in the City: Results from a Pilot Study of GPS-Collared Coyotes in Downtown Los Angeles
Justin Brown, National Park Service, Thousand Oaks, CA
(22:55)
How Human Predation Can Shape Coyote Temperament and Implications for Management in Urban Environments
Stewart Breck, USDA National Wildlife Research Ctr., Fort Collins, CO
(25:22)
Food Habits of Coyotes (Canis Iatrans) Along an Urban-Rural Gradient in Alabama
Jim Armstrong, Auburn University, AL
(23:08)
On the Use of Animal Behavior as a Means of Managing Human-Animal Interactions
Valerius Geist, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
(24:33)
Question & Answer Session (Morning)
Discussion with Morning Speakers
(24:19)
A National Coyote Database to Aid in Selective Management of Problem Animals
Rob Erickson, On Target A.D.C., Cortland, IL
(25:40)
Urban Coyotes in Arizona: A Ten-Year Review
David L. Bergman, USDA Wildlife Services, Phoenix, AZ
(19:32)
A Balanced Approach to the Adaptive Management of Urban Coyotes: Integrating Geospecific Behavior Density with Human Dimensions for Establishing Targeted Management Implementation Threshold Levels
Randy Farrar, USDA Wildlife Services, Advance, MO
(18:10)
Using Coyote Hazing at the Community Level to Change Coyote Behavior and Reduce Human-Coyote Conflict in Urban Environments
Mary Ann Bonnell, Jefferson County Open Space District, Colorado
(28:32)
Successful Management in Problem Coyotes in the Chicago Area
Rob Erickson, On Target A.D.C., Cortland, IL
(34:18)
The Problematic Trend of Pseudo-Science Dictating Urban Coyote Management Policy
Sean Brady, Michel & Associates, P.C., Long Beach, CA
(23:42)
Question & Answer Session (Afternoon)
Discussion with Afternoon Speakers
(9:52)