The Birds of Prey Foundation, a Broomfield non-profit organization, will provide an informal, educational
FREE program on Saturday, September 25, from 2 to 3 p.m. Participants will have the opportunity to view the
birds close up.
At the Broomfield Auditorium, on Monday, October 4, from 6:30 to 8 p.m., Camilla Fox, Executive Director
and Founder of Project Coyote, will do a presentation entitled, "Coyotes in our Midst - Learning to Live with
America's Wild "Song Dog" and screen the "American Coyote - Still Wild at Heart" film.
This event is FREE.
Coyotes are now raising their pups and can be
more
territorial as they guard their mates, dens, pups, and food sources. As the days become longer and people and their pets
spend more time outdoors, the possibility of a coyote interaction increases.
Find out how you can be safe and also enjoy seeing coyotes in the
community.
Learn More About Coyotes
Additional materials from the Colorado Department of Wildlife are available for viewing and printing:
For general information or concerns about coyotes, please call:
Colorado Division of Wildlife
303.291.7227
(This office is open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Beyond
these hours, calls will be forwarded to the Colorado State Patrol
only if the concern is an emergency.)
To report a coyote emergency where there has been an attack on a human, please call:
Broomfield Police Department at 911
To report the loss of a pet to a coyote, please call:
Colorado Division of Wildlife
303.291.7227
If the pet was attacked while on leash, you may also call the Broomfield Police Department Animal Control at
303.464.5557.
For additional information about coyotes, please call:
Broomfield Wildlife Masters Volunteer Program. Access the Wildlife Help Line at 303.464.5554,
or visit their website.
