New Jersey AR127 urges the Department of Environmental Protection to reduce the coyote population in New Jersey.

New Jersey AR127 urges the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to reduce the coyote population in the state. Coyotes, which migrated from the western United States, have increased in number and expanded into urban and suburban areas, leading to more interactions with humans and domestic pets. Habituated and diseased coyotes are more likely to attack humans and domestic pets, and the frequency of such attacks has increased across the United States.

New Jersey AR127 urges the Department of Environmental Protection to reduce the coyote population in New Jersey.

New Jersey AR127 urges the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection to reduce the coyote population in the state. Coyotes, which migrated from the western United States, have increased in number and expanded into urban and suburban areas, leading to more interactions with humans and domestic pets. Habituated and diseased coyotes are more likely to attack humans and domestic pets, and the frequency of such attacks has increased across the United States.