Summary
Pasadena is holding a free coyote workshop Saturday so wildlife experts can explain coyote behavior and how to keep them out of your yard. A new city-commissioned report also points to overflowing trash and litter as a big reason coyotes stick around. Translation: better trash habits may be part of the fix.
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Impact analysis
The event is free, but the city is putting staff time and report resources into the issue—and better trash management could carry future municipal costs.
Pasadena residents—especially pet owners and homeowners—get free expert advice and a clearer picture of how trash is attracting coyotes.
No groups negatively affected
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