With spring in the air, Santa Clarita wildlife experts are warning residents to take caution as coyotes are starting to become more territorial and aggressive as mating season is upon them. With the mating season in full swing for coyotes, they are coming down into residential areas that back up to the mountains and open lands such as Castaic, Stevenson ...

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With temperatures becoming warmer, Santa Clarita residents could see more coyotes as they become more active and are looking for food, officials said. During the spring and summer months, wildlife of all types begin to come out and become more active, said Russell Kimura, the regional park superintendent with the Placerita Nature Center. “Lately I have been seeing a coyote ...

After a video surfaced in January of a coyote climbing into the backyard of a Valencia home and attacking two dogs, local wildlife officials are encouraging residents to be aware of the potential threats posed by the predators of Santa Clarita’s natural ecosystem, and how to live in harmony with them. “Coyotes have a very important function in the environment: ...

Santa Clarita residents have seen an increase in coyote presence around residential areas recently, prompting a local park ranger to offer safety tips on how to keep yourself and pets safe. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. “The (coyotes) need food, water and shelter,” Los Angeles County Parks and Recreation Services Supervisor Ranger ...

Living in the Santa Clarita Valley, residents often see many different types of wildlife from birds to coyotes, rabbits to mountain lions. Don’t miss a thing. Get breaking Santa Clarita news alerts delivered right to your inbox. Santa Clarita Valley residents have reported seeing more coyotes near their yards or when going out for a walk. “We live and work on what ...