Join Los Padres ForestWatch and Project Coyote for an engaging webinar on coexistence with coyotes. Although coyotes play a vital role in maintaining healthy ecosystems, they remain one of the most persecuted wild carnivores of the United States.
Keli Hendricks, Ranching with Wildlife Coordinator at Project Coyote, will share practical advice on coexisting with coyotes, coyotes’ importance to our natural landscapes, and some of Project Coyote’s success stories in protecting these misunderstood animals.
Whether you’re a landowner, outdoor enthusiast, or simply curious about wildlife, this conversation will offer insight and tools to fostering coexistence in our communities.
Featured Guest: Keli Hendricks
Ranching with Wildlife Coordinator at Project Coyote
Keli earned her degree in Animal Science from Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, where she was actively involved in the university’s Equine Science program. She and her family operate a cow/calf ranch in Petaluma, California, and have been managing livestock for more than 25 years. A lifelong advocate for predators, Keli works to advance nonlethal, science-based approaches to ranching that support both agricultural livelihoods and healthy wildlife populations.
Cover photo by Karin Saucedo.
Thank You to Our Event Partners
Project Coyote protects North America’s wild carnivores and promotes compassionate coexistence through education, science, advocacy, and coalition building. Project Coyote envisions a North America where humans and wild carnivores and ecosystems thrive.
