Many residents have addressed concern regarding coyotes in the area. Remember in most situations, people and wildlife can coexist. The key is to respect the wildness of wildlife. "Wildlife" is just that—wild. Most dangerous and potentially harmful encounters occur because people fail to leave the animals alone. Wildlife should not be harassed, captured, domesticated or—in most cases—fed. Intentional or inadvertent feeding is the major cause of most wildlife problems, and it is illegal to feed deer, bighorn sheep, mountain goats, pronghorn, and elk in Colorado.

Coyote Management Plan
City Council adopted the Coyote Management Plan in February 2010 to address concerns of residents regarding coyotes.

Join the Coyote Management Team
The Lone Tree Police Department is seeking volunteers for a unique program of community education and to engage in active hazing of coyotes within the City of Lone Tree.

• Coyote Breeding Season PSA
• Living with Wildlife in Coyote Country 
• Douglas County Sheriff Office Coyote Information