Give wildlife space
Observe from a distance and never approach or feed coyotes.
ARIZONA URBAN COYOTE ALLIANCE
Preventing wildlife conflict before it becomes crisis.
AUCA works to reduce harmful human-wildlife conflict and create safer communities for people, pets, service animals, and wildlife through evidence, education, practical prevention, accessible support, and better community response.
Most coyote sightings are not emergencies. Some conflicts are serious. Find the information and next steps that fit your situation.
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What brings you here today?
I saw a coyote A coyote keeps entering my yard I'm worried about my pet My pet was attacked I found a sick or injured coyote I need an accessible safety option
AUCA offers education and general guidance, not emergency dispatch or wildlife rescue. If someone is in immediate danger, call 911.
EDUCATEReliable information and practical guidance.
CONNECTResidents, professionals, and communities.
ADVOCATEEvidence-informed solutions and policy.
PREVENTPreventing conflict before it becomes crisis.
WHO WE ARE
Different perspectives.
Shared communities.
Different perspectives. Shared communities. Practical solutions.
We welcome people with different experiences and concerns. Our shared goal is preventing conflict before it becomes crisis.
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Preventing conflict starts with understanding.
Reduce attractants
Secure garbage, remove outdoor food, and supervise pets.
Know where to turn
Learn about appropriate wildlife authorities and urgent safety resources.
BEHIND THE SCENES
Follow what we are building
See our public progress tracker, field notes, and the role of independent research.
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