Colleen Cassady St. Clair

• Aggressive coyotes attacking dogs in Mill Creek Ravine, south Edmonton

  A dwindling wild rabbit population, an increase in dogs being walked in Edmonton parks and possible illegal feedings could be to blame for a rise in aggressive coyote behaviour.

  Environment

  Sep 14, 2022
  
• Volunteers tracking coyotes in Edmonton report spike in sightings

  In a three-month period last year, volunteers reported seeing 64 coyotes. This year, volunteers reported seeing 20 in just the first week.

  Science

  Jan 31, 2022
  
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• Urban coyotes becoming audacious in Edmonton, how to deter them

  A field study out of the University of Alberta is proving there is an effective way to deter coyotes from getting too close for comfort.

  Canada

  Nov 14, 2021
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• Alberta study shows urban coyotes unhealthy due to human food exposure, higher rates of parasites

  A study out of the University of Alberta shows coyotes that live in urban areas are becoming more unhealthy and are seeing higher rates of a parasite that can be fatal to humans.

  Environment

  Mar 14, 2021
• Caught on camera: Raccoons among us in Edmonton

  Raccoons have been caught on camera within the urban limits and researchers are keeping an eye on whether the animals are learning to adapt to Edmonton's cold and dry weather.

  Features

  Dec 30, 2020
• Alberta researcher offers unique perspective on tailings ponds

  A University of Alberta researcher believes tailings ponds are not having a major impact on the local bird population.

  Nov 13, 2014