where is the coywolf habitat
Wildlife biologists Mark Weckel and Chris Nagy started the Gotham Coyote Project in 2006 in an attempt to better understand and educate the public about urban coyotes. In this video short, go in the field with Weckel and Nagy as they document and study the coywolf in its New York City habitat.
Piping plovers are one of the endangered species that occasionally nest at Currituck National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina | Steve Greer. Situated in the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Currituck National Wildlife Refuge is a beachfront haven for a wide variety of common and endangered species. The 4,500-acre wildlife refuge includes a variety of habitat that ranges from sandy beaches to grassy dunes, forests, thickets and marshes. It is home for wading birds, shorebirds, ducks, hawks and many types of mammals, reptiles and amphibians.