PEI committee report calls for trapping reforms, glue trap ban
Update on Prince Edward Island's Committee reviewing trapping in the province
Coyote Watch Canada Blog
Crossing the Line: Hunters and their dogs regularly trespass onto posted private lands
Recognizing the seriousness of the issue, we have taken proactive steps to deter these illegal activities. Despite the property being marked with "No Hunting or Trespassing signs", the persistent problems with these hunters necessitated a more robust response. We have erected new, highly visible signs and installed surveillance cameras, all to protect our property and the local wildlife from these illegal activities.
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ACTION ALERT: Ontario's Bloodsport Dog Train and Trial Pen Expansion - Tell Ford to End the Pens
In 2023, pressure from hunting lobbyists influenced Doug Ford's government to abandon common-sense ethics and push through new dog hunting pens and licensing expansion. Instead of phasing these cruel pens out as was the plan, Doug Ford decided to open more licensing opportunities and increase the bloodsport practice of dog hunting pens.
Crossing the Line: Hunters and Their Dogs Regularly Trespass Onto Private Lands
Over many years, we have been plagued by a recurring issue-hunters releasing dogs in our neighborhood to chase wildlife while tracking them with radio collars. This persistent and illegal activity has not only disrupted our peace but also posed a threat to the local wildlife.
Action Alert! Proposed changes to snare regulations in Ontario
The Government of Ontario is accepting public comments until July 8, 2024. Make your voice heard today!
Fostering Harmony Between Wild and Domestic Canids
It’s crucial to leash your dog(s) when you’re in areas where wildlife is present. Dogs can cause significant harm to wildlife, and wildlife may also pose a risk to your dog. Respecting the wildlife in our communities is essential, as we have displaced them from their natural habitats. It’s our responsibility to stay informed about the wildlife in our surroundings and the potential hazards. Before entering an area, look for any warning signs or indicators of wildlife presence.
FOOD CONDITIONING IN ACTION: The Consequences of Feeding Wildlife along our Roadways
Anthropogenic food is not healthy: Human food is not healthy for wildlife, and they do not need food from us to survive. Foxes and other wildlife have specialized diets, and they can become malnourished (or even die) if fed the wrong foods. They also can’t distinguish between their food and items like wrappers or foil, which can make them sick.
Protect canids this Giving Tuesday
You can help us help wildlife. Friends and supporters, this year, we need vital rescue and safety supplies for our Canid Response Team volunteers when providing our life-saving outreach for coyotes, foxes, and wolves. We are counting on your beautiful generosity to keep us strong, focused and safe while in the field.
ACTION ALERT: Say NO to Bill 91
The Ontario government is attempting to allow new and the transfer of licenses for trial and train areas through legislation in Bill 91. Though a public consultation through the Environmental Registry of Ontario (until May 18, 2023) is seeking input on this issue, a portion of Bill 91 is dedicated to enshrining access to these licenses in law.
