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Map of Stanley Park

Close-up Map of Stanley Park (with driving directions to SPES)

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The City of Vancouver's Board of Parks and Recreation

Coyote traffic.

From the Vancouver Sun, used with permission.

Co-Existing With Coyotes

Co-Existing with Coyotes aims to reduce conflict between people, pets, and coyotes by providing accessible information through a wide range of media. The program has been developed in cooperation with the Vancouver Parks Board and B.C.'s Ministry of Environment in response to increasing public contact with, and demand for information about, coyotes in Vancouver. Questions, comments or concerns are welcome by calling 604 681 WILD (9453) or by e-mail at: coyotes@stanleyparkecology.ca.

Coyotes displaying aggressive or threatening behaviour in the Province of British Columbia should be immediately reported to the Ministry of Environment's call centre at 1-800-663-9453.

image: A thumbnail image of the Co-Exsisting With Coyotes brochure.

Download a pdf version of the Co-Existing With Coyotes brochure and or poster (Currently available in 9 languages).

image: School assembly at a coyote presentation

Find out about School Programs

image: Thumbnail image of the Parent Advisory Committee {PAC) Kit

Download the The Parent Advisory Committee (PAC) Kit

Find out about
The Coyote Zone
in Coyote Walks and Events

image: coyote lying on grass; K. Fletcher

Report Coyote Sightings