These are some of the coyotes that have been GPS-collared and tracked by NBCS. Among many insights we gain by tracking them, the NBCS coyotes have helped us understand what factors are influencing their population size on the Narragansett Bay Islands. This understanding has resulted in the development of the “Coyote Best Management Practices,” recommendations and tools to promote safe and sustainable coexistence with coyotes. NBCS is urging all towns to adopt and implement these guidelines.
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- Cardi, adult female, North Portsmouth Pack
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- Phantom, adult male, Phantom Pack, Portsmouth
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- Jepsey, young male, North Portsmouth Pack
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- Coffee, adult female, North Portsmouth Pack
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- Decastro, older male, originally South Portsmouth Pack
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- Seabee, young female, Seabee Pack, Newport
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- Blackpoint, young male, Blackpoint Pack, Portsmouth
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- Rhody, adult male, Blackpoint Pack then transient
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- Sandy, adult male, Blackpoint Pack, Portsmouth
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- Java, young male, Valley Pack
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- Astro, young male, Paradise Pack
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- Trinity, first alpha female, Sachuest Pack
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- Peckham, young male, Sachuest Pack
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- Buck, young male, Sachuest Pack
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- Bonnie, alpha female, Sachuest Pack
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- Clyde, alpha male, Sachuest Pack
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- Gilbert, young male, Sachuest Pack
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- Hazard, young male, Newport Neck Pack
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- Lily, alpha female, Newport Neck Pack
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- Chase, adult male, Center Island Pack, Jamestown
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- Hustle, young female, Center Island Pack, Jamestown
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- Valentine, young male, Beavertail Pack, Jamestown
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- Foxy, alpha female, Beavertail Pack, Jamestown
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- Beavertail, adult male, Beavertail Pack
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- Milo, transient male, Aquidneck Island
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- Pilot, transient female, Aquidneck Island
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- Whitetip, transient male, Jamestown
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- Cliff, beta male from the Valley Pack, Middletown
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- Elvis, alpha male, Newport Neck Pack
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- George, adult male, Sachuest Pack, Middletown
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- Carl, young male, Blackpoint Pack, then transient, then Lawton Valley Pack
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- Christmas, beta male, South Portsmouth Pack