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SUMMARY:Understanding Coyotes: The Urban Coyote Research Project (Adults)
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DESCRIPTION:Shane McKenzie\, associate research scientist on the Urban Coy
 ote Research Project\, will discuss the coyote in the urban landscape..\nh
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The coyote &mdash\; even its image conjure
 s up more myth than fact. From its depictions as the 'trickster' in ancien
 t fables to its portrayal as a threat to humans and their pets in modern n
 ews sources\, coyotes are rarely shown in a favorable light. Now\, the Urb
 an Coyote Research Project\, one of the largest studies of coyotes to date
 \, which included capturing and tracking more than 1\,450 coyotes for the 
 past twenty-two years in the Chicago area\, pulls back the curtain on the 
 defamed coyote\, revealing the surprising truth about this unique creature
 . Learn about the benefits of living with coyotes and embrace the coyote a
 s a brilliant survivor against all odds while dispelling common coyote myt
 hs.</p>\n<p>Photography Policy: By attending one of the Library's programs
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 e Library makes every effort to ensure our programs can be enjoyed by all.
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 at&nbsp\;<span style="text-decoration: underline\;"><span style="color: #0
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 text-decoration: underline\;">https://gpld.org/accessibility</a></span></s
 pan>.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps://geneva.libnet.info/event/16280485
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