Lots has been going on behind the scenes here at Withywindle Nature, even though the blog has been quiet (for far too long). One of the biggest changes is some restructuring of the Withywindle projects. Withywindle Books is becoming integrated within the Withywindle Nature realm (although will continue to have its own site). Quick access to books in our inventory through the blog when they’re relate to articles and program offerings will be available by the end of 2014. Although web design work will remain a seperate project, access to that information will be easy to access from this site.
Additionally, in the next few months we’ll have:
- An article on (very) close encounters with coywolves (Eastern coyotes)
- Programs offered on tracking and winter ecology
- A write-up of some of the exciting changes and innovations in the Environmental Education field
- And more!
Do you have questions about coyotes in the northeastern US? Feel free to ask them in the comments section – there is a lot of new research happening, and scientists are learning more about coywolves/eastern coyotes all the time!
Well, it sounds as though things are going to get exciting here… Glad to hear it.. I was just talking to someone about coywolves and coyotes as I saw a re-run of a program that I had seen on TV and remembered your work. This person didn’t know we had any around here..Michelle
Our local coywolves have moved close to our house (relatively), and I’ve had a chance to see them – they’re a pack of at least three and I’m hoping to get some good movement data on them once there’s snow cover and tracking is a bit easier. Maybe I’ll even get a picture!
Good luck with all your ventures. I don’t mind seeing a coywolf in a photo, but in person, I think not.
Hi Leora! Depends on how close the coywolf is to me. 😉