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I apologize in advance but not all of these links work. Some of the files (especially Field Updates from 2007 to 2009) were lost when my old hosting company went out of business. I comment below where the links actually work. Again, … Continue reading →

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Below, you will find links of interest to other websites that I find helpful: Floofmania.com – This is a cool website that has lots of animal articles. I have been editing canid related articles for the past couple of months … Continue reading →

This page is regularly updated. The most recent posts are at the top. In other words, scroll down for older updates. Please click on the following links/dates to read about them. I have also written a book, Suburban Howls, which details my research … Continue reading →

Please support Eastern Coyote/Coywolf Research by donating here: Please consider donating to ECR to help support my research on this misunderstood animal. If you feel uncomfortable donating online, then please email me – Jon (easterncoyoteresearch@yahoo.com) and I can provide you … Continue reading →

The following schedule lists where I will be giving presentations on my research and/or book signings. After most talks, I will have my books available (except at places such as a free/public library where it is not legal to sell … Continue reading →

Please consider donating to ECR which will help support my expenses: Note: I prepared this document and do this research mostly on my own time and funding. Please consider donating to support my research. Even $5 will help! Thanks in advance…. … Continue reading →

August 8, 2013. Revolutionary idea: managing cougars in WA using social stability as a benchmark to management. Hopefully one day all states will practice this for all carnivores. This is great news for more progressive wildlife management where WA is … Continue reading →

Please click on any of the underlined citations to download the following articles. Most of the articles are PDF links so you will need Adobe Reader (free on internet). Some of the dates are out of order because some journals are … Continue reading →