NEW Registration Requirements to use our CalAnimals Classroom- Please Read Attendee must sign-in with their own Employee Sub-Account or Learner Profile prior to registering.
$25 Members (staff of CalAnimals member organizations) Each
attendee must sign-in and register with their own Employee Sub-Account.
Employees may already have a sub-account. Use your work email address as
username, https://calanimals.site-ym.com/login. An option to invoice the primary account holder for your agency (CEO/Director) will appear at checkout, or pay by credit card.
***Email
Kathy@CalAnimals.org: - to create an employee sub-account,
- to register
someone other than yourself,
- or to register multiple attendees on one
invoice.
$35 Non-members must sign-in with their free Learner Profile credentials. Click here to create a Learner Profile or to check if you already have an Employee Sub-Account.
About this 2 hour workshop:
Best Practices for Coyote Response in an Urban Landscape This workshop will prepare first responders and government agency personnel for situations involving coyotes. Instructors will identify and discuss various response strategies and identify which methods are effective, and which have limitations and challenges. They will review the importance and value of adopting and implementing a Coyote Response Plan, and describe essential standard operational procedures (SOPs). The first component of this training workshop will introduce the foundational components for understanding coyote, including the ecology and biology of the species; appropriate language and vocabulary applied to coyote behavior; and deconstructing common myths. The second component will examine the most common human-coyote conflicts and how to effectively respond, including initial contact with the reporting party (RP), data collection, and emerging biosecurity considerations for field responders. Additionally, participants will be provided comprehensive, best-practice field instruction for Aversion Conditioning (humane hazing). Need help? Kathy@CalAnimals.org (Your USERNAME may be your work email address.) Please check your “Other” folders for our email notifications.
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