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A day of discovery and learning dedicated to one of nature’s most adaptable creatures!

Second Annual Coyote-palooza
May 31, 2025 | 8:30am to 2:00pm
PSU Farmers Market | 
1803 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR 97201

Congratulations to our winning poster designer, Randi Vaughan (@gartockcreative)!

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Congratulations to our winning poster designer, Randi Vaughan (@gartockcreative)!
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The first annual Coyote-palooza was held on June 1, 2024 on the North Park Blocks next to the PSU Farmers Market.
​We were thrilled to have so many guests that were interested in learning more about their coyote neighbors—thank you for joining us!

​Explore our virtual Coyote-palooza any time below.

Coyotes in Portland
​Coyotes in Portland: history, current status, and future.
Portland Urban Coyote Project
Coyotes Through the Ages
Native American coyote stories.
Confederated Tribes of Grande Ronde
Coyotes Viven Aquí
Información sobre coyotes en español.
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Is That a Coyote?
How to identify a coyote.
Oregon Zoo / Oregon Metro
Tracks, Scats & Sounds
Identifying evidence of coyotes in the landscape.
Cascadia Wild
What Do Coyotes Eat? Where Do Coyotes Live?
How and where coyotes live.
Institute for Natural Resources
Coyote Safety
Understanding risks.
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Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Coyote Conflict
Preventing conflict.
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Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Coexisting with Coyotes
How to coexist.
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Bird Alliance of Oregon
Coyotes and Pets
Keeping pets safe.
Humane Society of the US
Coyotes and Cats
More detail on cats and coyotes.
Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon
Hobby Farms & Chicken Coops
Securing chicken coops.
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Coyote Kids!
Coyote activities for kids of all ages.
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People of Color Outdoors
Make Your Own Hazing Rattle
Create a DIY hazing rattle to help #keepcoyoteswild.
​Portland Parks and Recreation
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Coyotes can survive and even thrive in many different kinds of environments – including in cities and our backyards. Coyote-palooza is a family- and pet-friendly event that will feature booths where you can learn about coyote identification and biology, participate in hands-on activities for adults and kids, and discover ways to keep pets and people safe. You’ll also have the opportunity to learn about the cultural significance of coyotes, the role they play in our ecosystem, and how to coyote-proof your space. Stop by for some fun and walk away with new knowledge and tools for coexisting with coyotes!
ORGANIZED BY: Bird Alliance of Oregon, Bird Conservation Oregon, Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon, Humane World for Animals, Institute for Natural Resources, Portland Urban Coyote Project, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Willamette Riverkeeper
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IN PARTNERSHIP WITH: Cascadia Wild, Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde,
Eco Outdoors, Oregon Zoo, People of Color Outdoors, Oregon Metro, Portland Parks & Recreation, US Fish & Wildlife Service

SUPPORTED BY: Alpha Media, 
Humane World for Animals, Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife, ​U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
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Our project is run by a small team of researchers and community members who are passionate about understanding how humans and coyotes interact and providing evidence-based information about living with coyotes. We want to make sure our project stays sustainable and useful so we want to hear from YOU. Thank you!
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  • Coyote-palooza!
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