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"Coyotes"
UC Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
Pest Notes Publication 74135 (2006)
An Extension bulletin on coyotes and solving conflicts they cause with human activities in California; 6 pages.
Download: HTML (web) or PDF. *

"Keep Me Wild"
Poster and Brochure by California Department of Fish & Game.
Download: HTML (web).

"Urban and Suburban Coyotes"
Factsheet, U.S. Department of Agriculture
– Wildlife Services (2002)
A brief description of conflicts caused by coyotes in urban and suburban environments, and recommendations for their resolution; 2 pages.
Download: HTML (web) or PDF. *

"Urban Coyote Symposium Papers" A series of 24 presentations from the Urban Coyote Symposium (April 2007, Corpus Christi, Texas) dealing with both research and management aspects of coyote in urban and suburban areas in North America.  Full text of each paper (length varies from 1 to 43 pages) available for download as PDF.

"Coyote Attacks: An Increasing Suburban Problem"
A research publication by R. M. Timm et al. (2004)
A research paper detailing coyote attacks on humans and other human safety incidents that have occurred in California since the 1970s, including descriptive information on 89 such occurrences. Management recommendations useful to agencies, municipalities, and homeowners are updated; 11 pages.
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"Management of Conflicts between Urban Coyotes and Humans in Southern California"
A research publication by R. O. Baker and R. M. Timm (1998)
A research paper detailing 53 coyote attacks on humans and other human safety incidents that occurred in California between 1988 and 1997. Case histories of several incidents are included, as well as recommendations for managing urban coyote problems;
14 pages.
Download: HTML (web) or PDF. *

"Coyotes"
Book chapter by J. S. Green, F. R. Henderson, and M. D. Collinge (1994)
A chapter in the reference book Prevention and Control of Wildlife Damage, detailing coyote biology, behavior, and how to solve coyote conflicts with humans, particularly in agricultural settings.
Download: PDF. *

Interesting Reading on Coyotes (see your local library)

Popular and Non-Technical Publications

The Voice of the Coyote, by J. Frank Dobie
Bison Books / University of Nebraska Press (1949, 1961, and 2006 editions)
The author melds natural history with tales and folklore in articulating the complex and often contentious relationship between coyotes and humans.

Coyote, by William Meinzen
Texas Tech University Press (1995)
A pictorial natural history of the coyote, lavishly illustrated with color photos and containing text describing the species biology, behavior, and habits.

Technical and Semi-Technical Publications

Coyote, by Marc Bekoff and Eric M. Gese
Chapter 22 (pages 467-481) in: Wild Mammals of North America: Biology, Management, and Conservation, 2nd Edition
The Johns Hopkins University Press (2003)
An up-to-date, comprehensive summary of coyote biology, behavior, and economic impacts, heavily referenced.

Coyotes: Biology, Behavior, and Management, edited by Marc Bekoff
Academic Press (1978), The Blackburn Press (2001)
A compilation of 15 chapters by noted scientists, covering topics ranging from basic taxonomy and biology to developmental behavior and communication, population dynamics, predation on livestock, and coyote management.

The Clever Coyote, by Stanley P. Young and Hartley H. T. Jackson
Wildlife Management Institute (1951), Bison Books / University of Nebraska Press (1978)
This is the seminal volume on coyote biology, life history, and economic status and control, plus detailed taxonomic information from races of subspecies of coyotes throughout North America.


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