Center for Biological Diversity Hypocrites want Coyote Hunting Restrictions in California

Recent signers:
Alfred Visco and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Stop the Hypocrisy: Oppose Unscientific Coyote Hunting Restrictions in California

The Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) is pushing for unnecessary and politically motivated restrictions on coyote hunting in California — including bag limits and hunting seasons — despite coyotes being abundant, resilient, and even harmful to endangered species.

CBD has previously admitted in formal petitions that coyotes prey on vulnerable, ground-nesting endangered birds like the snowy plover and least tern. Now, in a blatant reversal, they are demanding protections for the same predator — ignoring the ecological harm coyotes can cause and prioritizing their ideological opposition to recreational hunting over real conservation.

This campaign is not about science — it’s about politics.

Coyotes are not endangered. Their numbers are increasing and they are among the most adaptable predators in North America.

California’s wildlife should be managed through transparent, science-based processes — not hijacked by activist-driven agendas. Regulating a plentiful predator while admitting it harms endangered species is not only hypocritical — it’s dangerous for conservation.

Take a stand. Tell the California Wildlife Resources Committee to reject this politically motivated rulemaking. Demand science-based management — not activist overreach.

Sign now and share.

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Recent signers:
Alfred Visco and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Stop the Hypocrisy: Oppose Unscientific Coyote Hunting Restrictions in California

The Center for Biological Diversity (CBD) is pushing for unnecessary and politically motivated restrictions on coyote hunting in California — including bag limits and hunting seasons — despite coyotes being abundant, resilient, and even harmful to endangered species.

CBD has previously admitted in formal petitions that coyotes prey on vulnerable, ground-nesting endangered birds like the snowy plover and least tern. Now, in a blatant reversal, they are demanding protections for the same predator — ignoring the ecological harm coyotes can cause and prioritizing their ideological opposition to recreational hunting over real conservation.

This campaign is not about science — it’s about politics.

Coyotes are not endangered. Their numbers are increasing and they are among the most adaptable predators in North America.

California’s wildlife should be managed through transparent, science-based processes — not hijacked by activist-driven agendas. Regulating a plentiful predator while admitting it harms endangered species is not only hypocritical — it’s dangerous for conservation.

Take a stand. Tell the California Wildlife Resources Committee to reject this politically motivated rulemaking. Demand science-based management — not activist overreach.

Sign now and share.

The Decision Makers

Kieran Suckling, Executive Director
Kieran Suckling, Executive Director
ksuckling@biologicaldiversity.org
Tierra Curry, Endangered Species Codirector
Tierra Curry, Endangered Species Codirector
tcurry@biologicaldiversity.org
Noah Greenwalld, Endangered Species Codirector
Noah Greenwalld, Endangered Species Codirector
ngreenwald@biologicaldiversity.org
Collette Adkins, Carnivore Conservation Director
Collette Adkins, Carnivore Conservation Director
cadkins@biologicaldiversity.org
Amaroq Weiss, Carnivore Conservation
Amaroq Weiss, Carnivore Conservation
aweiss@biologicaldiversity.org

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