Join us as Glen Cutright of The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center discusses preventing coyote conflicts and exploring humane solutions. We are very fortunate to live in a biodiverse city, but with that brings a variety of wild animals who live in close proximity to us. A coyote in your neighborhood is probably just out foraging, and most coyotes are not aggressive toward people. There are humane solutions to most coyote conflicts. We will cover humane techniques on how to keep coyotes out of your yard and keep your pets safe. Unlike trapping, which sometimes catches pets or other wildlife but rarely the coyotes who are causing the problems, we will discuss how to properly and successfully haze coyotes so that they do not return. For more information, visit The Fund for Animals Wildlife Center.

Cost is $10 per person.

Classes are for people only - please leave your great pets at home.