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Evaluating Red Wolf Scat to Deter Coyote Access to Urban Pastureland
Depredation of domestic livestock by wildlife is a leading source of human–wildlife conflict, often requiring intervention at the local level. Historically, these interventions have resulted in the use of lethal methods to remove the offending animal. In response to increased public opposition to le
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