Thank you Kid Zone in Irwindale for inviting SGVCOG staff to connect with over 40 students about #coyote safety, natural behaviors, and how we can safely coexist. Kids left with fun educational materials, coloring books, and safety whistles to share at home. ๐พ
Summer time brings increased coyote activity in the San Gabriel Valley. Check out the following tips above to keep your pets and family safe. For more information, visit https://t.co/Kls5zbEiE9 ๐บ
Last night, we swore in a new President. Claremont Councilmember Ed Reece brings decades of small business experience to the role, and a track record for getting things done. He also makes history as the first openly LGBTQ+ President of our Governing Board. Congratulations Ed!
This week, our team gave a presentation on our Neighborhood Coyote Program at Hugo Elementary in @cityofalhambra. ๐พ
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Spring is peak season for coyote sightings and a great time for SGV residents to learn how to stay safe and informed.
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Join us tomorrow, 7/10 at 5pm on Zoom to learn how you and your community can enjoy the outdoors while coexisting safely with local wildlife this summer! Hear from experts at CDFW to learn outdoor recreation and wildlife safety tips. Register at https://t.co/uoeTAgBV0a
New webinar! Join us on 7/10 at 5pm on Zoom to learn how you and your community can enjoy the outdoors while coexisting safely with local wildlife this summer! Hear from experts at @CDFW to learn outdoor recreation and wildlife safety tips. Register at https://t.co/uoeTAgBV0a.
Don't miss our webinar on 7/10 at 5pm! Learn how to stay safe in the summer peaks with local wildlife while enjoying the outdoors in the San Gabriel Valley..
Register now: https://t.co/uoeTAgBV0a. Open to all stakeholders and the public!
During the summer months, coyote and human outdoor activity, both peak. It is important to follow safety precautions to keep yourself and your pets safe. #Sgvcoyotes#coyotesafety#coexistence
So, coyotes have decided to join the neighborhood watch programโexcept theyโre watching us. Learn how to haze these furry gatecrashers like a pro. No pledging required! #CoyoteSafety#SGVCOG ๐พ Read more: https://t.co/nrTgRTDXsV
Hazing is a method of scaring a coyote away from you, your yard, or your neighborhood. Coyotes are members of the dog family, and just as we train our dogs to adopt good behavior, we can reinforce a coyoteโs natural instinct to avoid people without harming them.โ #coyotes#sgv
Coyotes often frequent areas because there is some type of food source present. It is important to be aware of common attractants to keep coyotes away from your yards. #coyotesafety
Coyotes are social animals that live in family groups or as solitary animals. They communicate with each other through howling. If you encounter a coyote family group, it is important to take the appropriate steps to keep yourself, your family, and your pets safe. #coyotesafety
Happy New Year from the SGVCOG Neighborhood Coyote Program! Learn more about food and wildlife in the San Gabriel Valley and how to prevent the feeding of wildlife. Report coyote sightings or get access to program resources at https://t.co/bP5dYUmUeR. #coyotes
Friendly reminder that Neighborhood Coyote Program staff will be out of office for the holidays. We encourage you continue reporting coyote sightings via email, through our website, or by leaving a voicemail. We will respond to inquiries received when we return to the office.
Cats are precious creatures, and they deserve to be protected. ๐ฑ While coyotes are part of nature, seeing them threaten our cats can be heartbreaking. We can protect our furry friends and help them stay safe by educating each other. #CoyoteAwareness#PetSafety
Coyotes can be an interesting sight to witness. Taking the appropriate steps to ensure your safety when spotting a coyote in your yard is important. Remain calm, do not approach the coyote, and make loud noises such as clapping or shouting to scare it away. #Coyotesafety