Think you know the Eastern Coyote? Unlearn stereotypes of this misunderstood canine during this webinar hosted by Nola Prevost.

Photo credit: Jacques Tournel

The Coyote is one of the most misunderstood carnivores to humans, and yet they are a critical keystone species to our ecosystems. Maine Master Naturalist and Coyote Partner, Nola Prevost, will explore these two contradictory truths by asking questions like who really is Coyote? How do they benefit the ecosystem? Why do they have such complex social structures? And what can their history tell us about our future on this planet? Journeying through thousands of years of natural history, we’ll learn why people call the Eastern Coyote our “native songdog,” and what role humans have had, and can have, in their ecological history.

What to Expect

This presentation is approximately 1 hour long with 15-20 minutes for questions at the end and will be presented on Zoom only.
Zoom information linked below

Zoom information

Who Is Coyote? Virtual Webinar with Nola Prevost
Time: Mar 25, 2026 06:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85440224451?pwd=0pJIfU42QiIn3MWOsloxyEw3ljvoyv.1

Meeting ID: 854 4022 4451
Passcode: 198823

Contact

If you have any questions about this event or 7 Lakes Alliance programming, email sally.whittington@7lakesalliance.org.

If you would like more information on this presentation and the Coyote Center visit this link.